Concrete frenzy
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Concrete frenzy |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 2020 |
| length | 94 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Cüneyt Kaya |
| script | Cüneyt Kaya |
| music | Christopher Bremus |
| camera | Sebastian Bäumler |
| cut | Maren Unterburger |
| occupation | |
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Betonrausch is a German film drama directed by Cüneyt Kaya from 2020 . The film was released on April 17, 2020 on the streaming service Netflix .
action
Viktor grows up with his father. This worked as a painter. When he then receives a letter from the tax office that he should make an additional payment, he has nothing left. For Viktor it is then certain that he does not want to lose under any circumstances, no matter in which aspect. Especially not against the tax office. Viktor then moved to Berlin at a young age. There he first worked on construction until the idea came up to rent a penthouse, which he then sublet to the other construction workers. So he could afford to buy his own luxury apartment. Then when he met Gerry, they started devising a plan to become real estate millionaires.
Reviews
The film received mixed reviews. Juliane Klein from citizens.de writes that the subject matter and concept of the film were convincing. She further writes:
“Betonrausch goes deep into the real estate swamp, with all its possibilities to exploit it in legal and illegal ways and to enrich yourself from it. Although the makers of the film wanted to enjoy this to the full, in our opinion they were not able to depict the complexity quite as well. "
Oliver Kaever wrote at Spiegel Kultur :
“Like its predecessor, Betonrausch is on the accelerator and the brake at the same time. Like there, it's about excess, but please not too wild. For a local spirit, but please in such a way that you can also understand it in Johannesburg. For an unequal society, but please not at the cost of real interference. To stretch a gene formula, but only so far that the shell remains intact. If one wanted to formulate it linguistically, one could say: 'concrete rush' is another Netflix speech act of improper speaking. "
Author Sebastian Groß writes on moviebreak.de u. A., Betonrausch managed to show clearly and understandably how two fraudsters can use and manipulate the economic system to your advantage thanks to the right contacts, the courage to be audacious and criminal. He also writes:
“Although the film is not based on a specific true story, after seeing Cüneyt Kaya's third directorial work, there is no doubt that it must have happened more often than not like this or something like that. In fiction, as in reality, the victims are the ones who suffer. Just like with The Big Short or The Wolf of Wall Street, Betonrausch is so addicted to the perpetrators and their world of fraud and possession that there is no real place in the film for the injured party. "
production
The German company UFA took over the production . Filming started in spring 2019. On April 17, 2020, Betonrausch was broadcast for the first time on Netflix.
Web links
- Concrete noise in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ursula Scheer: botched building. faz.net, April 17, 2020, accessed June 6, 2020 .
- ↑ Ines Walk: Betonrausch: Netflix is as staid as German television. Moviepilot, April 18, 2020, accessed June 6, 2020 .
- ↑ Critique of Betonrausch
- ↑ Critique of Betonrausch
- ↑ Critique of Betonrausch
- ↑ Concrete frenzy. UFA, 2020, accessed June 7, 2020 .