A pseudo documentary study of an archetypal German who tries to model his world according to his ideas of law and (sexual) order.
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Jan Henrik Stahlberg | ... | Mux |
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Fritz Roth | ... | Gerd Grabowski |
| Wanda Perdelwitz | ... | Kira | |
| Markus von Lingen | ... | Sciroccofahrer | |
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Joachim Kretzer | ... | Björn |
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Oliver Urbanski | ... | Bodo |
| Kathrin Spielvogel | ... | Kaufhausdiebin | |
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Michael Jahnke | ... | Vergewaltiger |
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Wolfgang Grindemann | ... | Pädophiler |
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Jürgen Ruoff | ... | Mörder |
| Milena Dreißig | ... | Mädchen im Freibad | |
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Lydia Stange | ... | Tüdelchen |
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Dieter Dost | ... | Hermann |
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Fleur S. Marsh | ... | Lea A. (as Fleur S. Marsch) |
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Laura Santiso Gil | ... | Wahrsagerin |
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A pseudo documentary study of an archetypal German who tries to model his world according to his ideas of law and (sexual) order.
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GermanyRelease Date:
8 July 2004 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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EUR40,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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Mux: Getting fast sports car and Ibiza and voluptuous women and so one, Gerd. I told you this before: no dice! Therefore you have to go to Wolfsburg, to VW and ask them, if you can join in.See more »
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Probably the most accurate depiction of the German state of mind I've ever seen - a concise low-budget look at our society's lack of self-restraint which results in a secret desire for strong men who tell us what to do - maybe not just in Germany.
A self-declared crusader against all the small ills of today takes it upon himself to punish speeders, public urinators, exhibitionists and the like in such a way as to educate them to respect public order. He hires an unemployed simpleton to chronicle his gradual decent from a not entirely unsympathetic maniac to a celebrated madman.
While the hand camera and grainy images make for a cheap look, the brevity of the scenes and the punchlines from start to a drastic finish add up to a singular camera language with its own very special kind of humour. The lead actor wrote the script and therefore it's no wonder that his part suits him like a glove.
If you usually don't like German or European movies for their (supposed) braininess, try this one for clever entertainment with a message not too heavily handed.