Schtonk Review in Comedy

Genre:

Schtonk is a satirical historical film that examines themes of media manipulation, truth, and political scandal through the lens of a significant event in German history. The story explores the creation and impact of the famous Hitler Diaries hoax, highlighting how misinformation and greed can distort reality and influence public opinion. Its clever storytelling, sharp wit, and detailed period recreation engage viewers interested in history and media ethics. The film scrutinizes the moral dilemmas faced by journalists, collectors, and con artists, exposing the dark underbelly of sensationalism and the fragility of truth in the media landscape. Its nuanced characters and layered narrative create a thought-provoking commentary on the nature of truth and deception. The film’s dark humor and incisive critique make it a compelling and relevant watch for those interested in the intersection of history, media, and morality. Overall, Schtonk offers an insightful and entertaining exploration of truth’s vulnerability in a world driven by sensationalism and spectacle.

Cast & Crew

  1. Günther Bader
  2. Robert Chalkey
  3. Helmut Dietl
  4. Barbara Ehret
  5. Veronica Ferres
  6. Helge Fischer
  7. Otto Franke
  8. Fred Gutberg
  9. Heinz Hausner
  10. Monika Heim
  11. Peter Herbolzheimer
  12. Christiane Hörbiger
  13. Harald Juhnke
  14. Mario Lauer
  15. Ulrich Limmer
  16. Beate Loibl
  17. Dagmar Manzel
  18. Heidi Moser Neumayr
  19. Rolf Moser
  20. Stephan Möller
  21. Ulrich Mühe
  22. Josef Plagge
  23. Nikolaus Prediger
  24. Günter Rohrbach
  25. Barbara Schlensag
  26. Peter Sterr
  27. Bernd Stockinger
  28. Bernd Strasser
  29. Michael Stöger
  30. Thomas Tipton
  31. Thomas Wüpper
  32. Chor der Wiener Staatsoper
  33. Wolfgang Ellerbrock
  34. Rudolf Kempe
  35. London Philharmonia
  36. Ralph Schwarz