black and white A major German city in the early 1960s. Here lives the well-to-do Berger family. Outwardly, a bourgeois idyll, but behind the scenes, tensions simmer. The relationship between father and son is particularly fraught. Martin Berger (Michael Hinz) is seduced by the attractive Britta (Elke Sommer). It is the beginning of an affair that ends tragically. When the young man learns that his father (Wolfgang Lukschy) also repeatedly has intimate encounters with the young woman, Martin decides to kill her and also takes out his friends, who are not averse to life's vices… Géza von Radványi's drama, set among young people in the early 1960s, captivates from the very first minute thanks to its tragically woven story and impressive cast. Producer Artur Brauner assembled the then-rising stars Karin Baal, Elke Sommer, Claus Wilcke, and Hannelore Elsner in a gripping film that still prompts reflection today. The film's villain, Karl-Otto Alberty (The Great Escape, Flatfoot on the Nile), had his first film role in ...and That's What They Call Life. A major strength of this production is the gentle score by renowned composer Martin Böttcher. Language: German (Dolby Digital 2.0) FSK: Approved for ages 16 and up Playing time: 93 minutes New product