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Director's Statement
I've always been personally interested in how we age, in our mortality, and in the different phases of life. In 1988,1 directed my first feature length movie „Dreissig Jahre" ("Thirty Years"). It's the story of three friends who turn thirty and attempt to escape from the onset of the serious part of life - in different manners. It's a movie about the bitter-sweet farewell to youth. So it cannot be by pure coincidence that, 20 years later, T&C Film offered me this screenplay that has to do with a 50th birthday. I wrote the screenplay to „Dreissig Jahre" together with Martin Witz and it was based on very personal experiences. The present screenplay was written by Martin Suter, an author whose books and columns I always enjoy reading tremendously.