Für immer Sommer 90

Set in Brandenburg during the summer of 1990, this drama follows Andy and his group of friends as they celebrate German reunification and a World Cup victory with a party by a lake. The festivities involve drugs and alcohol, leading to events during that night that only gain their true meaning three decades later.

The film was co-directed by Jan Georg Schütte and Lars Jessen. For Schütte, this was his third feature following Altersglühen - Speed Dating für Senioren and Klassentreffen. It served as the directorial debut for Jessen, who later directed several projects including Alle nicht ganz dicht and Prange. The screenplay was written by Schütte, Jessen, and cast member Charly Hübner, who stars as Andy Brettschneider. The supporting cast includes Lisa Maria Potthoff, Walfriede Schmitt, Deborah Kaufmann, Roman Knizka, and Christina Große. Produced by companies including ARD and Florida Film, the movie has a runtime of 88 minutes. Since its release in 2020, it has earned a rating of 6.9/10 on IMDb based on 261 votes.