Overview
- The feature, directed by Florian Dietrich, opened in German cinemas on October 30.
- Florian David Fitz wrote the screenplay and stars as a former one‑hit pop singer who, after a failed suicide attempt, enters psychiatric care.
- Nora Tschirner plays Dr. Lissi Waldstett, a happiness researcher who brings the musician into a patient singing group for a study.
- Critics praise the lead chemistry, brisk early humor and musical set‑pieces, while faulting predictable plotting, didactic notes and reliance on familiar therapy‑choir tropes.
- Reviewers single out the Fitz‑performed title song, “Time,” as an earworm that anchors the film’s pop sheen.