Knallhart (2006)

Note des utilisateurs:

7.2/10   

Réalisateur:

Detlev Buck

Writers:

Zoran Drvenkar (writer)
Gregor Tressnow (writer)

Release Date:

9 mars 2006 (Germany)

Genre:

Crime | Drame

Plot:

When Miriam splits up with her wealthy lover, she and her 15-year-old son Michael have to move from posh Zehlendorf to run-down Berlin-Neukölln...

Plot Keywords:

School | Bully | Police | Mother Son Relationship | Teenage Boy

Awards:

8 wins & 1 nomination

Avis des utilisateurs:

We've seen better

Ensemble

David Kross	...	Michael Polischka
Jenny Elvers	...	Miriam Polischka (as Jenny Elvers-Elbertzhagen)
Erhan Emre	...	Hamal
Oktay Özdemir	...	Erol (as Inanç Oktay Özdemir)
Kida Khodr Ramadan	...	Barut
Arnel Taci	...	Crille
Kai Michael Müller	...	Matze
Hans Löw	...	Kommissar Gerber
Jan Henrik Stahlberg	...	Dr. Klaus Peters
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Sinan Akdeniz	...	Erols Gang Mitglied #3
Ali-Kemal Akyaz	...	Erols Gang Mitglied #2
Sofiane Benbrahim	...	Mann in Strandbar
Peter Bucksch	...	Lehrer Radke
Hassan Charour	...	Erols Gang Mitglied #7
Roland Florstedt	...	Captain Nemo
Georg Friedrich
Stephan Grossmann	...	Hotte
Rebecca Hessing	...	Erols Freundin
Bernhard Howe	...	Vater Mangold
Franziska Jünger	...	Simone
Yavoz Kalan	...	Tarek
Roman Kaminski	...	Stubenwilli
Niklas Kohrt	...	Typ auf Fussballplatz
Baris Kömürü	...	Erols Gang Mitglied #6
Stefan Konarske	...	Dirk
Fabian Krüger	...	Rainer der Künstler
Eva Löbau	...	Elke
Marcel Moreno	...	Cousin Hamal
Henriette Müller	...	Jule
Amy Mußul	...	Lisa
Engin Özdemin	...	Erols Gang Mitglied #4
Peter Sander	...	Taxifahrer #1
Florian Schöne	...	Tiger
Mehmed-Azad Subasi	...	Erols Gang Mitglied #1
Christian Ulmen	...	Mann von hinten
Oskar Umpierrez	...	Taxifahrer #2
Blazej Wittowski	...	Erols Gang Mitglied #5
Alexander Yassin	...	Indischer Nachbar
Marc Zwinz	...	Strippe

Autre(s) titre(s):

Tough Enough (USA)
Les enragés (France) [fr]

Durée:

Germany:98 min | Argentina:98 min

Pays:

Germany

Langue:

Allemand

Couleur:

Couleur

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Son:

Dolby Digital

Classification:

Germany:12 | Italy:VM14 | Finland:K-15 | Argentina:13 | France:-12 | Netherlands:12

Emplacements De Pelliculage:

Berlin, Germany

Company:

Boje Buck Produktion

Goofs:

Continuity: When returning from their burglary at Klaus' mansion, Michael and his two new school friends can be seen sitting in a subway whose cars are openly connected so that you can walk the whole subway from one end to the other without passing a door (which is a newer model of "U-Bahn"-trains in Berlin). When the three boys leave the train at the station, the subway model suddenly has changed. The type of cars you can see from the outside then cannot be walked continuously from one end of the train to the other. Instead those (older) cars are separate units connected "one by one" externally - to get to another car you would have to leave through the side doors and enter the next car the same way.

We've seen better

I expected another Gegen die Wand and I got...well, this! It's the kind of story we've seen countless times before, and in many cases better executed. This movie just doesn't add up to other movies about troubled kids going on the wrong path in life. Recent pearls like La Haine or Cidade de Deus are so much better.

The problem I had with this story is that we can predict from the very beginning where it is going to lead us. From the moment we see the good looking, almost angelic kid walking into a police station with blood on his shoes, we know that he'll turn the wrong way by meeting the wrong people. And that's exactly what happens. It doesn't lead us - the viewer - on any new grounds regarding the subject of youth delinquency. The small subplot concerning the mother is strong, but I really felt that they could've heighten it to a higher level. In the end it does deliver as a heart wrenching thriller rather than the society comment it wants to be. The Germans know how to make good cinema, this doesn't belong in there.