Kebab extra hot!
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Kebab extra hot! |
| Country of production | Austria |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 2017 |
| length | 90 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Wolfgang Murnberger |
| script | Wolfgang Murnberger, Tac Romey , Don Schubert |
| production |
Helmut Grasser , Gabi Stefansich |
| music | Matthias Weber |
| camera | Wolfgang Thaler |
| cut | Bettina Mazakarini |
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Kebab extra hot! (also: Kebab extra hot! ) is an Austrian TV film from 2017 by Wolfgang Murnberger . The film was first broadcast on ARTE on September 14, 2017 . It is the continuation of the film Kebab with Alles from 2011. It was first broadcast on ORF on January 6, 2018.
action
A joint television appearance by Johann Stanzerl, the operator of a Viennese coffee house , and the Turkish businessman Mustafa Ötztürk in the Barbara Karlich Show should actually be presented as an example of successful integration and advertising for both of them, but the appearance escalates in front of the camera and ends in Fisticuffs.
Johann is in financial difficulties, his coffee house is financially at an end and he is hopelessly in debt. In addition, he has not been able to pay rent for months, so Mustafa, who is also his landlord, files an eviction suit . Johann can hardly sleep any more, and when he finally falls asleep, he is plagued by nightmares , so he looks for the psychiatrist Dr. Eugene up.
Mustafa, on the other hand, is economically successful, but can hardly savor his triumph over Johann because his ultra-conservative Anatolian father-in-law, the general, has announced that he will be visiting. When describing his business to his Turkish family, Mustafa exaggerated grossly and portrayed it much larger than it actually is. Mustafa wants to prevent a loss of face at all costs and therefore makes the suggestion to Johann that he should let him use his bar for a week and pretend to be Mustafa's employee for the duration of the visit. In return, Mustafa withdraws his eviction action and waives his rental debt. Johann accepts the offer.
The general surprises Mustafa and Sabrie with the information that he has come to the circumcision festival of Mustafa's son Kemal. He has already had the donkey, which is part of the family tradition, brought to this festival. While Sabrie welcomes circumcision, Mustafa is rather hostile to the plan. However, due to the economic dependence on the general, he agrees for the time being.
Mustafa's son himself doesn't want to be circumcised at all. Only after Kemal's sister, Zeynep, threatens to circumcise him at night while he sleeps, Kemal agrees to do so, but makes financial demands on his parents. After learning about the planned circumcision in his restaurant, Johann fears that he will lose the last of his regular guests as a result and tries to influence Kemal with information about possible negative consequences of the circumcision. Kemal then begins to research the Internet, but is prevented from doing so by his sister. Johann therefore made printed documents available to him.
After the general's description of his own circumcision with a razor blade and the sprinkling of salt into the open wound, Kemal fled to the Stanzerls. Johann wants to help him and try to prevent the circumcision. However, he wants to combine this with Mustafa's loss of face so that he has the bar to himself again. As part of the plan, Sofie mistakenly puts a sleeping pill in the general's tea that was actually intended for the circumciser. After Mustafa explains to Johann that he also wants to help his son by just faking the circumcision, Johann breaks off the action he was planning. Instead of the penis foreskin , squid rings are shown at the festival . The already sleeping general is put on a bus to Istanbul at Vienna Central Station . Mustafa and Johann agree to restore the two bars to their original state.
production
The shooting took place from June 20 to July 18, 2016, the shooting took place in Vienna . Filming locations included Yppenplatz and Brunnengasse . The film was produced by Allegro Film , Austrian broadcasting and ARTE were involved , the production was supported by the Vienna Film Fund and the Austrian TV Fund . Maria Gruber created the production design based on the original template from kebab with everything . Martina List was responsible for the costume design, Heinz Ebner for the sound and Susanne Weichesmiller for the make-up.
reception
The Berliner Morgenpost described the film as an "intelligent comedy about problems that arise when prejudices and too much honor dictate the coexistence of cultures." It is not necessary to know part one in order to be able to enjoy part two.
The first broadcast on ARTE reached 910,000 viewers, the market share was 3.1 percent.
Web links
- Kebab extra hot! in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Kebab extra hot! on the website of the Vienna Film Fund
- Kebab extra hot! at crew united
Individual evidence
- ^ Kurier: Balance games: ORF is sitting on expensive program supplies . Article dated September 7, 2017, accessed September 8, 2017.
- ↑ Kurier: After “Kebab with Everything” comes “Kebab extra hot” . Article dated July 7, 2016, accessed September 8, 2017.
- ↑ Start for top ORF city comedies in the Christmas program 2017/2018 . OTS notification dated November 14, 2017, accessed November 14, 2017.
- ↑ Wolfgang Murnberger serves “Kebab extra hot!” . OTS notification dated September 8, 2017, accessed September 8, 2017.
- ↑ Wolfgang Murnberger serves “Kebab extra hot!” . Retrieved September 8, 2017.
- ↑ Allegrofilm: Kebab extra hot! . Retrieved September 8, 2017.
- ↑ "Kebab extra hot!" is multicultural comedy with ingenuity . Article dated September 14, 2017, accessed September 15, 2017.
- ↑ Sport1 defeated all other private broadcasters with Arsenal-Köln, ProSieben failed with “Kiss Bang Love” . Article dated September 15, 2017, accessed September 16, 2017.