24/7: The Passion of Life

This Roland Reber film confirms this man's inability to direct. A disjointed and pretentious film in equal parts in which Reber tries to impart his kindergarten philosophy, resulting in an embarrassing babble of psychosexual educational pamphlets more typical of those visionaries who advertise in the press selling their charlatanism for a few euros.

24/7 would be torture if it weren't for the presence of the beautiful Marina Anna Eich who stands as the only real reason to see the film. It is a pity that this actress has limited her career to work with Reber, as her only work outside of this producer is Break is much more interesting and satisfying than any attempt by Reber behind the camera.