Rage

Original title: Wut

TV Movie
20062006
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1h 29m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

741

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Crime Drama Thriller

Züli Aladag's critically acclaimed, but controversial movie deals with the conflict of Can, son of Turkish immigrants, and the Laubs, a supposedly liberal middle class family. Simon Laub, pr... Read allZüli Aladag's critically acclaimed, but controversial movie deals with the conflict of Can, son of Turkish immigrants, and the Laubs, a supposedly liberal middle class family. Simon Laub, professor of literature, and his wife Christa, real estate agent, live with their son Felix ... Read allZüli Aladag's critically acclaimed, but controversial movie deals with the conflict of Can, son of Turkish immigrants, and the Laubs, a supposedly liberal middle class family. Simon Laub, professor of literature, and his wife Christa, real estate agent, live with their son Felix in a safe and quiet Berlin district. However, Felix gets in trouble with Can, son of a Tur... Read all

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7.1/10

741

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Awards
- 8 wins & 2 nominations

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Trivia
The broadcasting network ARD originally planned to show the movie in its prime time slot, but postponed it due to the explosive plot. As the decision was considered cowardly in the public, it caused a heavy controversy (September 2006).

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Wut
Performed by Killa Hakan

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6/10

A young German pusher of Turkish immigrant's background terrorizes a teacher's family, beginning with the son.

shocking taboo-breaker! Can, a young German pusher / drug dealer of Turkish immigrant's background, terrorizes the entire family of a university teacher until the very end, beginning with son Felix (a perfect victim). I see specially the professor's woman's part within the conflict as an extremely fatal and unhelpful one, since pseudo-powerful and pseudo-emancipated. Are our liberal (over-?) civilized democracies still able to stop such destructive aggressive human beings like Can? ...Or Achmadineschad? Why could this film not been shown in the early evening (8.15 pm) as announced first? It's subject will be specially important for younger people! However, a subject overdue to deal with!

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