Küblböck as a hero of the recent German trash culture. He wrote that the film is staged like an Off-Off-Broadway play. Everything in this film had the touch of the half-finished, temporary and uncertain and therefore it would be loveable. Küblböck would cultivate the lowbrow through to the camp, he'd present the beautiful sentimentality and the great kitsch. The film also performed extremely poorly at the box office, drawing only 13.834 viewers altogether, which led to it being withdrawn from screening at cinemas within the first week. It became the lowest ranked film on the IMDb Bottom 100, where it remained for a considerable amount of time, and wieistderfilm.de stated it was fair to call it the worst German film ever made. It appeared on Total Film's list of the 66 worst films of all time. In an interview conducted several years after its release Daniel Küblböck admitted that in retrospect "You have to say this is the worst movie of all time really." However, he took the film's failure with humor and in later years even joked about it. In a 2013 talk show, he said that it was voted the worst film of all time and ironically said "Not everyone achieves that." See also List of films considered the worst References External links Films about music and musicians German avant-garde and experimental films German biographical films Films directed by Ulli Lommel German independent films 2004 films 2000s avant-garde and experimental films 2004 independent films 2000s German films