Director:
David WnendtCámara:
Jieun YiReparto:
Levy Rico Arcos, Rafael Luis Klein-Heßling, Vincent Wiemer, Aaron Maldonado Morales, Jörg Hartmann, Franziska Wulf, Marzia Tedeschi, Husam Chadat (más)Streaming (1)
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Enérgica y original película de paso a la edad adulta que retrata siete días en la vida de un grupo de chavales de 15 años que viven en un barrio suburbial de Berlín. Las vidas de estos jóvenes están marcadas por la brutalidad, las drogas, las batallas de pandillas, unas familias desestructuradas y un lenguaje vulgar. Sin embargo, en esta dura existencia, la amistad prima por encima de todo. (Movistar+)
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Gropiusstadt 2003 is a rough place where the rules don't work. If you don't steal it, you don't have it. It's a demanding and realistic portrayal of the lives of a group of boys who are trying to get through life, even though obstacles are constantly thrown at them. Levy Rico Arcos was absolutely accurate and vivid in his debut. I can't imagine how tough these kids must have had it. The script has no dull moments, and it's funny and cruel at the same time. The camera enhances the film's unrelenting pace and the music is packed with energy.
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A little known but solid effort from the Germans, set in a tough German ghetto where four kids have a rough time as they get involved with drug dealers and get in debt, which leads to the robbery of the school computers. Another film that shows a rough European neighborhood where the kids have no money and this leads to crime. The mood is reminiscent of rougher Nordic films with similar themes. Good for me, it grabs from the beginning and doesn’t let go. 8/10
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