I was very suspicious when beginning this movie. Often gender-topic movies are maddening clichés that nobody learns something from. But this one is different. It is a well-written, round approach that plays with clichés, but makes sure it understands that they are clichés. And the conclusion is as simple as it is true: nobody should be seen and treated as a member of a group, but as the individuals they/we are. This simple action would solve many problems. The cast (Martina Hill, Wotan Wilke Moehring, ...) is superb, in particular the cameo/short appearances like the one by Juergen Vogel (the window washing battling scene and the scene when they start taking off their shirts - hilarious) and Guido Kretschmer (Guido? Can I order a pizza?) and the most wonderful Thomas Herrmanns (if you get the chance, watch the DVD-bonus-interviews with the cast and in particular with Thomas Herrmanns, he perfectly sums up why this is a successful movie). Entertaining, smart and the perfect solution - all thumbs up!