Rosen und Reis
A German comedy about a couple's attempt to fix their marriage by opening it, just as a family wedding brings everyone's secrets to the surface.
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About the film
What it’s about
Maike and Sören arrive at her sister Inka's wedding preparations with their own marriage already cracked: Maike has been unfaithful, and the dispute is still simmering. Hoping to settle the score, Maike suggests Sören have a fling of his own—with whomever he likes. But when Sören ends up in bed with Maike's best friend Doris, the fallout is immediate. Doris's husband Dirk wants to thrash Sören, and Maike is furious: the offer was never meant to go that far. Meanwhile, Inka decides to throw the stuffy wedding, which groom Nils only wants for his conservative mother Renate.
What hooks you
Director Tine Rogoll leads a cast that includes Anneke Kim Sarnau as Maike and Oliver Wnuk as Sören. The film was made in Germany in 2026.
Who it’s for
It is worth a look for anyone who enjoys comedies where domestic tensions boil over during family gatherings, and for those who like seeing flawed characters make spectacularly bad decisions.
Ratings
MOVIE․ONE · 120 votesCreative team
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Rosen und Reis (2026)