Realização:
Bora DagtekinCâmara:
Christof WahlMúsica:
Michael BeckmannElenco:
Elyas M'Barek, Karoline Herfurth, Katja Riemann, Jana Pallaske, Alwara Höfels, Jella Haase, Lena Klenke, Max von der Groeben, Gizem Emre, Aram Arami (mais)Sinopses(1)
Somebody built a goddamn school gym directly over the stolen cash his girlfriend buried for him. And now, ex-con Zeki Müller has no choice but to pass himself off as a substitute teacher at Goethe Comprehensive School, thus providing the German educational system with one more problem, i.e. the craziest teacher of all time. At night, Zeki digs secretly for his loot: during the day, he uses drastic yet effective methods to bring the unruly kids of class 10B back on track. Although his prim and proper fellow teacher Lisi Schnabelstedt condemns the unorthodox pedagogical approach taken by her new „colleague," she nevertheless finds herself falling in love with Zeki and even helps him dig up something more valuable than cash, namely the remains of his own moral integrity. (texto oficial do distribuidor)
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I saw a trailer for this comedy with a very funny title in a German cinema, and since it seemed at first glance to be something better and more meaningful than Girls on Top, I decided to watch it. And I was quite satisfied with the result. The jokes are really funny, not gross, I like Karoline Herfurth and Katja Riemann was rightly goofy as the director. Elyas M'Barek's character doesn't mince words and puts all delinquent and wacky students on a par with the country. All in all, a likeable film that is perfect for a free evening and revives the comedy genre with its refined humour, vocabulary and overall idea, plus it features a great soundtrack
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There are moments here that are almost out of place, present only because they are expected, but that doesn't mean I didn't laugh during this excellent German comedy. In fact, I laughed a lot and enjoyed it. A great gritty character who discovers something more within himself, but mainly an excellent school that beautifully doesn't work, so that something can change. Exactly the kind of light-hearted comedy one needs now and then.
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As soon as I see a comedy with such uncompromisingly positive vibes, I have to add a star to my rating. The person responsible for that in this movie is Elyas M'Barek, who plays exactly the kind of character that everyone simply must like. And this goes for other characters as well, including the shy ones such as the one played by Karoline Herfurth, who delivered an excellent performance, which was often a joy to watch. As far as comedies go, this is one of the best I’ve ever seen. I can see myself rewatching these two hours in the future, even multiple times. I haven’t seen such positive vibes in a comedy in a long time.
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Amazing comedy. It's got an idea, wit, lessons, insight, charisma, likeable actors, beautiful colours, sometimes it's very far-fetched, but that's probably the point, to get as far away from reality as possible. A surprise from the Germany. 80%.
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It's on the edge, but I'm happy to award the fourth star for the delicate Mr Müller, who demonstrates the only 100% effective and correct way to deal with brash, maladjusted brats at school. The plot may not have anything new to offer, but perhaps no one can doubt that this kind of story is justified nowadays, moreover in such an entertaining and accessible form for the youth it criticises.
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