Family wheel donors

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Movie
Original title Family wheel donors
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2006
length 75 minutes
Rod
Director Olaf Ittenbach
Martina Ittenbach
script Olaf Ittenbach
production Olaf Ittenbach
Martina Ittenbach
music Michael Ehninger
camera Wolfgang Klein
cut Endo Lumi
occupation

Familienradgeber (alternatively: Ittenbach's Familienradgeber ) is a German fun , splatter and gore film in the style of a mockumentary by Olaf and Martina Ittenbach from 2006. Olaf Ittenbach created the special effects and plays a role in the film. With the exception of Yazid Benfeghoul, the other main characters are Ittenbach's family members. Gerhard Jilka acts as the narrator .

action

The father, an alcoholic , and the mother meet in a pub and get married three months later. After a short time, the two of them went to a family counselor , whose philosophical assistance did not help them because of his Asian origins and hardly any knowledge of German. Despite the language barrier, they keep looking for it. Despite all marital disputes, the couple has a daughter and a son, whom they bring up with the given rigor . Family life is characterized by the fact that the man and the woman make life hell for each other and neglect their children. After the age of twelve, the children are put out on the street by their parents at the right time so that they can become independent and develop a will to survive . The couple then enjoys life to the fullest until there is another child.

production

Familienradgeber was shown on March 18, 2006 in the Saarbrücken UT cinemas as a German world premiere .

The film was not submitted to the SPIO or the FSK for review and was published and distributed in Austria without review . On May 25, 2007, the film was confiscated nationwide by the Neuburg District Court in accordance with Section 131 of the German Criminal Code .

The scenes of the wedding celebration and the honeymoon were taken from the private notes of Olaf and Martina Ittenbach. Part of the film was shot on the property and in the Ittenbach's house. Except for the family counselor and the narrator , none of the antagonists in the film speak .

continuation

In 2009 the sequel to Familienradgeber 2 was published.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b End credits with outtakes and making-of clips
  2. ↑ a b opening credits of the film
  3. ↑ Information about the world premiere on OFDb.de, accessed on January 24, 2012
  4. ↑ Note to seize on schnittberichte.com, accessed 1 February 2012
  5. ↑ Familienradgeber 2. Internet Movie Database , accessed on June 10, 2015 (English).

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