The man is clearly Winfried in a wig and false teeth, but Ines does not let on. While Ines and her friends are chatting, a man approaches and introduces himself as "Toni Erdmann". Ines continues with her work as normal, and several days later arranges to meet two female friends at a bar.
Feeling alienated and unwanted, he leaves in a taxi for the airport. Stressed out from work, Ines oversleeps, missing a planned rendezvous with clients, and blames her father for not waking her up. At the bar, Henneberg once again brushes Ines aside and makes fun of Winfried.Īfter several days, Ines and Winfried are struggling to get along. To Ines's surprise, Henneberg invites Winfried and Ines for drinks, along with his entourage.
Winfried tells Henneberg that he has hired a replacement daughter because Ines is always busy. Ines tries to gain Henneberg's attention, but Henneberg seems more interested in her father. In the evening, Winfried and Ines attend the reception, where they meet Henneberg, a German oil company CEO with whom Ines wishes to secure a consulting contract. Ines ignores him, but meets with him briefly after work and invites him to a business reception at the US Embassy. Winfried puts on sunglasses and fake teeth as a playful disguise, and approaches the group from the side while hiding behind a newspaper. After several hours, she finally appears, accompanied by several of her client's board members and on the way to a meeting. Winfried spontaneously travels to Bucharest and waits for Ines in the lobby of an office complex. Consumed by her work, she seems to have little time for her family. Ines is working in Bucharest, Romania, on an outsourcing project in the oil industry. Following the death of his beloved dog, he decides to reconnect with his daughter, Ines, who is pursuing a career in business consulting. Winfried Conradi is a divorced music teacher from Aachen with a passion for bizarre pranks involving several fake personas. It was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 89th Academy Awards, but lost to Iran's The Salesman. It also won the European Parliament LUX Prize. It won five awards at the 29th European Film Awards: Best Film (a first for a film directed by a woman), Best Director, Best Screenwriter, Best Actor, and Best Actress. It received near-universal acclaim from critics for Ade's direction, performances, and writing. The film, which premiered in competition at the Cannes Film Festival, was named the best film of 2016 by Sight & Sound and other respected cinema magazines. It stars Peter Simonischek and Sandra Hüller. Toni Erdmann is a 2016 German comedy-drama film directed, written and co-produced by Maren Ade.
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