Black Souls (Kismet)

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Movie
German title	Kismet
Original title	Black Souls
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1999
length	100 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	Andreas Thiel
script	Kai Hensel
production	Nils Dünker
music	FM unit
camera	Jan Fehse
cut	Jean-Marc Lesgouillons
occupation
Steffen Wink : Jan Fatih Akın : Tony Jule Ronstedt : Cristine, Jan's friend Axel Milberg : Judge Krauss, Jan's mentor

Kismet (alternative title: Black Souls ) is a satirical comedy by director Andreas Thiel based on a script by Kai Hensel with Steffen Wink , Fatih Akın , Jule Ronstedt and Axel Milberg in the leading roles.

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The ambitious but somewhat naive law student Jan ( Steffen Wink ) feels uncomfortable in the relationship with his girlfriend Christine ( Jule Ronstedt ) and breaks up out of the blue. On the way home, he stops briefly to buy a bottle of water. He hears screams from a nearby park. When he looks, he finds the body of a young woman and her alleged murderer Tony ( Fatih Akın ). When Jan wants to alert the police, Tony asks for five minutes to prove his innocence. These five minutes should last the whole night and everyone involved will discover hidden, dark sides of themselves.

Reviews

"A successful debut film about the inescapability of predestined fate, which takes up the tried and tested theme of intertwined individual fates in the big city night and effectively alternates between thriller and grotesque"

- Film service

Web links

• Kismet in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Black Souls (Kismet) . In: filmdienst.de, accessed on April 12, 2020.