Tramps (1983)
The intellectual Willie flees from his bourgeois-academic environment, leaving behind his wife, child, and job to lead a vagabond life. In Vienna, he meets the retired laborer Josef, who becomes his closest friend. Together, they drink and roam the city. Willie makes one last attempt to visit his ex-wife in Salzburg, but she turns him away. Secretly, he takes his son Tommi with him, putting him in danger when they encounter a sinister motorcycle gang.
Director: Peter Patzak
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 88 min
Release Date: November 4, 1983
Cast
- Elliott Gould - Willie Zobel
- Heinz Moog - Josef Luft
- Andrea Jonasson - Willies Frau
- Hanno Pöschl - Rainer
- Erni Mangold - Willies Bekanntschaft
- Petra Maria Grühn - Bedienung
- Lukas Resetarits - Betrunkener
- Klaramaria Skala - Josefs wife
- Hanne Hiob - Willie's mother
- Danny Hirsch - Willie's son
Screenplay
- Wolfgang Airnberger
- Peter Patzak (Co-Writer)
Music: Peter Zwetkoff
Cinematography: Dietrich Lohmann
Editing: Eliška Štíbrová
Production: Arabella Film, Almaro Film, Satel Film
Country: Germany, Austria
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de
More Films by Director: Peter Patzak
More Films in Genre: Drama
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Tramps about?
- The intellectual Willie flees from his bourgeois-academic environment, leaving behind his wife, child, and job to lead a vagabond life. In Vienna, he meets the retired laborer Josef, who becomes his closest friend. Together, they drink and roam the city. Willie makes one last attempt to visit his ex-wife in Salzburg, but she turns him away. Secretly, he takes his son Tommi with him, putting him in danger when they encounter a sinister motorcycle gang.
- Who directed Tramps?
- Tramps was directed by Peter Patzak.
- Who stars in Tramps?
- Tramps stars Elliott Gould, Heinz Moog, Andrea Jonasson, Hanno Pöschl, Erni Mangold, Petra Maria Grühn.
- How long is Tramps?
- Tramps has a runtime of 1h 28m (88 minutes).
- What genre is Tramps?
- Tramps is a Drama film.
- Where was Tramps produced?
- Tramps was produced in Germany, Austria.