Everything’s a Lie

Year: 1992

Runtime: 86 mins

Language: German

Director: Heiko Schier

Comedy

Erich Kasulke and Rudolf Portmann were top comedians in the GDR. After the Wall falls, Portmann becomes a successful businessman while Kasulke cannot revive his act. After his wife cheats, Kasulke moves to Berlin, reunites with Portmann, now heading a large firm that hires him. Kasulke’s reckless behavior soon endangers the company.

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