Dance school under power: Rivals discover the secret of passion!

Dance school under power: Rivals discover the secret of passion!

Tonight promises a Cologne cinema feeling, as the program includes the amusing German film comedy 2 stubborn heads in three-four time from 2017. The story revolves around the two former rivals Hans Rückert, played by Herbert Knaup, and Joachim Schiller, embodied by Uwe Ochsenknecht, who are confronted with each other as unwilling dance teachers.

The plot begins when the dance teacher Isolde, played by Andrea L'Arronge, breaks her leg and asks the two men for help. Isolde cleverly exploits this opportunity and plays the two against each other by feeding them information that they want to hear. At the beginning, Hans and Joachim are anything but heart and soul, but as the story progresses they realize that their different strengths complement each other perfectly.

Conflicts and cohesion

The differences between Hans, the life artist, and Joachim, the order-loving early retiree, couldn't be greater. This leads to some turbulent situations, especially when Joachim takes Hans in due to water damage. Further drama unfolds when the dance school is in danger of burning down after Isolde's high-handed husband Wolfgang (played by Jawad Rajpoot) sets the school on fire in a fit of rage.

The resulting helplessness forces Hans and Joachim to work together to not only save the dance school, but also to thwart Isolde's manipulative strategies. An advertising video is being developed in conjunction with a shoot following the fire, which is filmed in front of the Munich Peace Memorial and ultimately leads to an increase in registrations - the dance school is now very popular with young and old.

Reviews and audience reactions

The film quickly won a place in the hearts of viewers. When it was first broadcast on Das Erste on March 10, 2017, 3.85 million viewers tuned in, which corresponded to a market share of 12.3%. The reviews praise the film for its amusing portrayal of male friendship and the successful staging of dance scenes. The Lexicon of international film describes it as an amusing buddy comedy that plays with clichés, while a rating from tilmannp.me with 4 out of 6 stars positively emphasizes how the film developed and the dance scenes were particularly successful.

A movie night with 2 stubborn heads in three-four time Not only does it offer fun and excitement, but also a pinch of heart and team spirit. So if you're looking for an entertaining comedy, tonight is the right place for you!