Chaos in Bangkok: Moving becomes a nightmare for the Kremer family!

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The Kremer family begins a new life in Bangkok, but unexpected challenges and cultural differences await.

Familie Kremer beginnt ein neues Leben in Bangkok, doch unerwartete Herausforderungen und kulturelle Unterschiede warten.
The Kremer family begins a new life in Bangkok, but unexpected challenges and cultural differences await.

Chaos in Bangkok: Moving becomes a nightmare for the Kremer family!

Moving to a foreign city can be an adventure but also a challenge. Sabine Kremer and her husband Christof also know this, and they are moving to Bangkok because a job offer arose for Christof. But the arrival in the Thai metropolis is anything but smooth. How rbb online Reportedly, all of the luggage is lost and the promised driver to the new home is a long time coming.

Their new colonial-style townhouse turns out to be incomplete and in poor condition. While Christof is immediately busy with his new job and has to deal with the language hurdles - many employees only speak Thai - daughter Emma has already found her footing. She quickly finds her way around the new environment and enjoys the exciting changes.

New friendships and cultural discoveries

Sabine, on the other hand, has a bit of a harder time until she meets Lilly, the mother of one of Emma's classmates. Lilly has been living in Bangkok for a long time and takes the time to explain the cultural differences to Sabine. This friendship becomes an important support in the adjustment phase. But as the women become friends, Christof's professional situation becomes increasingly complicated. His German contact, Jochen Zimmermann, doesn't seem to mean well for him and is trying to sabotage his work.

In order to be able to communicate better, Christof hires the Thai Eleanor as his personal interpreter. This decision not only leads to improved communication, but also to unexpected flirtations between Christof and Eleanor. The situation is not entirely unproblematic for Sabine either, because she notices that Herbert Dollmann, one of Christof's clients, is showing a certain interest in her. Tensions increase when Dollmann invites Sabine to dinner while Christof is on a business trip with Eleanor.

An exciting year in Bangkok

Events spiral out of control and develop in unexpected directions. All of this forms the exciting framework for the family comedy “My Crazy Year in Bangkok”, which was directed by Sigi Rothemund. The cast of the film promises a lot, including Christine Neubauer as Sabine Kremer and Bernhard Schir as Christof. Other roles include Minh-Khai Phan-Thi as Lilly, Rhatha Phongam as Eleanor, Hanna Heile as Emma and Martin Armknecht as Herbert Dollmann.

The musical direction is in the hands of Michael Hofmann de Boer, while Dragan Rogulj is responsible for the camera work. The script is by Mathias Klaschka and promises to take the audience into a turbulent and amusing story about cultural misunderstandings and the challenges of a new beginning.