Credited cast: | |||
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Erkan Acar | ... | Deniz |
Sina Tkotsch | ... | Tina | |
Adrian Topol | ... | Rocky | |
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Sanne Schnapp | ... | Netti |
Alexander Hörbe | ... | Hagen | |
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Alexander von Glenck | ... | Reiner |
Bjarne Mädel | ... | Klaus | |
Xenia Assenza | ... | Adrienne | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Andreas Birkner | ... | Norbert |
Guido Broscheit | ... | Der Anwalt | |
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Wesley Howard | ... | Griffin |
Misel Maticevic |
In a sleepy little town somewhere in North Rhine-Westphalia, police officers Deniz (Erkan Acar) and Rocky (Adrian Topol) have almost nothing to do; nor do married couple Netti (Sanne Schnapp) and Hagen (Alexander Hörbe). Then Tina (Sina Tkotsch) turns up unexpectedly. She was assigned to begin closing down Station 23 in view of the lack of crime, the colleagues here are apparently considered expendable. In order to save their jobs, the officers decide to switch sides and, for better or worse, commit crimes themselves. Klaus (Bjarne Mädel), a homeless man, is someone they can blame for one thing or another. However, Tina soon becomes suspicious of the soaring crime rate. To distract from themselves and to gain time, Deniz and his colleagues pretend to be investigating any- and everything, and come across a hot lead in an unsolved case of art theft. a detective comedy about love, friendship, and self-determination and about the difficult handling of boundaries in the interpersonal ...
Before you go crazy about "Kopps", it is the title of the original movie. A movie that unfortunately I haven't seen yet. But judging from the remake I just watched must be really good. I reckon I will remedy that one day and watch the other movie too. If you have or haven't and expect me to compare, I apologize in advance, I just can't.
Having said all that, the apparent good source is one thing, but you also need actors to fill in the roles, to have the quality to bring the things on screen that are funny. While humor is in the eye of the beholder, if this touches a nerve with you, you'll have plenty of fun. And rightfully so. A good german comedy, that works because cast and crew seem to have merged or worked in a way that make this as entertaining as possible