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2013 film directed by Bora Dağtekin

Fack ju Göhte
Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Bora Dağtekin
Written by	Bora Dagtekin
Produced past	Christian Becker Lena Schömann
Starring	Elyas G'Barek Karoline Herfurth
Cinematography	Christof Wahl
Edited by	Charles Ladmiral Zaz Montana
Music by	Beckmann Djorkaeff Beatzarre
Production companies	Constantin Moving picture Rat Pack Filmproduktion
Distributed by	Constantin Film
Release appointment	29 October 2013 (2013-10-29)
Running time	118 minutes
State	Germany
Language	German
Budget	€5 one thousand thousand
Box office	$82 meg

Fack ju Göhte (intentional misspelling of "Fuck you, Goethe") is a 2013 German comedy flick directed by Bora Dağtekin and starring Elyas M'Barek and Karoline Herfurth, while upcoming actors Max von der Groeben and Jella Haase appear in supporting roles. The film was produced past Rat Pack Filmproduktion in coproduction with Constantin Film.

Fack ju Göthe premiered on 29 October 2013 in Munich, and was subsequently released in cinemas on 7 November 2013. It was released in the United States nether the title Suck Me Shakespeer.^[one]

Plot [edit]

Depository financial institution robber Zeki Müller has just been permit out of prison. Upon his release, he goes to retrieve the money he stole in order to repay a debt, but his friend buried it in a structure site. During Zeki's time in prison, the structure project was completed and his money is now buried beneath the new gymnasium at the Goethe Gesamtschule. In social club to obtain the money, Zeki applies for the vacant position of a deceased janitor. However, due to a misunderstanding, he is given a job every bit a substitute instructor.

Elisabeth "Lisi" Schnabelstedt is a student teacher at the Goethe Gesamtschule, her former high schoolhouse, because she has guardianship over her younger sister, Laura. Lisi does not impose the necessary authority to manage the students successfully.

When Ingrid Leimbach-Knorr, homeroom teacher of grade 10B, attempts suicide, the management of the difficult class goes to Lisi Schnabelstedt, although the grade's savage pranks upon the new teacher chop-chop reduces her to tears. Zeki takes over as the substitute homeroom teacher for Lisi's onetime seventh grade form. In lodge to regain his coin, Zeki works during the nighttime in the cellar of the school on a tunnel leading to the buried coin. He also copies Lisi's diploma considering he does not have a high school or college pedagogy, which eventually becomes known to Lisi. She then blackmails Zeki, allowing her to get her old seventh grade class dorsum while Zeki assumes responsibility over class 10B.

Zeki is thrown out of his living situation at a strip club, and tries to slumber in Lisi's garage. When discovered, Lisi allows Zeki to live in her basement as long as he properly teaches class 10B instead of watching films every class menstruation.

Through unconventional methods and Lisi'southward soft leadership, Zeki gains the respect of the class. Although Zeki begins his time as a teacher with draconian methods including shooting students with a paintball gun and property a student underwater, he somewhen takes a softer approach and convinces the students that they practise not want to become drug dealers and dependent on welfare past taking them on a field trip to visit Zeki's acquaintances who live this lifestyle. He also becomes more than involved in the school by taking over the leadership of the Drama Club, which performs a modern version of Romeo and Juliet, and helping out with the Jugend forscht group. Zeki, concerned about Lisi's image amongst the class, leads the class on an excursion to pigment graffiti on a train, during which a pupil paints the championship 'Fack ju Göhte'. Every bit a outcome of this increased respect, Lisi passes her applied teaching test with course 10B. In addition, Zeki arranges an affair for Lisi'south petty sister Laura with her crush Danger, besides as ensuring Lisi's connected legal guardianship of Laura by pretending to be Lisi's serious boyfriend when Laura'south social worker comes to visit. Eventually Zeki finds the coin in the tunnel, but the tunnel beneath the gymnasium causes the floor to interruption and allows Lisi to discover Zeki filling in the tunnel. When Lisi learns about Zeki'southward past every bit a criminal, she threatens to call the police force if he does non go out his task and her abode at in one case. Zeki, out of options, agrees to drive the go away motorcar for a bank heist. As Zeki'south grade is well-nigh to accept their final exam in High german, they all accept out their motivation photos. A student informs Lisi that Zeki's motivation photo is in his desk. When Lisi opens the desk-bound, she discovers that his motivation for becoming a better person is her. A friend of Zeki's is able to convince that Zeki wants to change his means for her.

Zeki doesn't follow through with the heist because three students terminate him to inquire if he will be their homeroom teacher next year and he sees the train with the 'Fack ju Göthe' graffiti. He sends Lisi a dress and an invitation to the prom and reports himself to the school master. The chief wants to continue him and even easily him a falsified high school diploma with a 2.0 GPA. She informs Zeki that the class 10B has drastically improved and if they go on to work towards their loftier school diplomas, the school will become the all-time in the metropolis. Their marks in German, previously 5'south and 6'southward (equivalent to F'due south), take now become better than iii's (C'southward).

Cast [edit]

Elyas M'Barek: Zeki Müller
Karoline Herfurth: Elisabeth 'Lisi' Schnabelstedt
Katja Riemann: Principal Gudrun Gerster
Jana Pallaske: Charlie
Alwara Höfels: Caro Meyer
Jella Haase: Chantal Ackermann
Max von der Groeben: Daniel 'Danger' Becker
Anna Lena Klenke: Laura Schnabelstedt
Gizem Emre: Zeynep
Aram Arami: Burak
Uschi Glas: Ingrid Leimbach-Knorr
Margarita Broich: Frau Sieberts
Farid Blindside: Paco
Christian Näthe: Biology teacher
Bernd Stegemann: Herr Gundlach
Erdal Yıldız: Attila
Laura Osswald: Kindergarten teacher

Production [edit]

Casting [edit]

The role of Zeki Müller was written by Bora Dağtekin for Elyas 1000'Barek. M'Barek and Dağtekin had previously worked together on the television series Schulmädchen, Doc's Diary, Türkisch für Anfänger and its film accommodation. Producer Lena Schömann praised M'Barek for his 'unbelievable discipline', equally the player had worked out five times a week with a personal trainer, losing viii kilos, months earlier filming began. M'Barek had but trained his upper body for Türkisch für Anfänger.^[2]

The chief female function was played by Grimme Award winner Karoline Herfurth, who subsequently Mädchen, Mädchen and its 2004 sequel was only seen rarely in comedies. Schömann gave his reasons for Herfurth's pick, stating that she 'has a fantastic instinct for one-act and timing'.^[ii] The role of school chief went to Katja Riemann, who had simply made a guest-appearance in the moving picture of the serial Türkisch für Anfänger.

A student function was given to Max von der Groeben, who received a 'best young actor' accolade at the presentation of the 2013 Goldenen Kamera. Jella Haase, who appears equally Chantal, had previously been awarded the Studio Hamburg Nachwuchspreis (Studio Hamburg Young Performer's Award) and the Günter-Strack-Fernsehpreis (Günter Strack Telly Prize) for best actress.

Filming [edit]

Set of the Goethe-Gesamtschule in Unterhaching on the first day of shooting

Filming took place mainly in Munich and Berlin. The Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium in Unterhaching served as the backdrop of the Goethe-Gesamtschule in the film. The school had been used before in films, such every bit Schule, Die Wolke, and the ZDF tv series Klimawechsel. Filming in Berlin was done, among other places, on the Kurfürstendamm and in an apartment block area in Berlin-Neukölln. Likewise, the swimming pool scenes were shot in Berlin. The prison scenes were shot in a former Eastward German prison in Keibelstraße in Berlin.^[2]

Filming commenced on 28 April 2013 and lasted for forty-one days.^[2]

Release [edit]

On 28 July 2013, 4 teaser trailers were released, while the official trailer was released on 10 Oct 2013. Subsequently that, on 29 October 2013, the premiere was held at the Mathäser Cinema in Munich. On two November 2013, a 1-calendar week tour through Germany and Austria commenced, with Bora Dağtekin, Elyas Grand'Barek and Karoline Herfurth, before the film was released in German language cinemas on 7 November 2013. 25 cities were visited in Federal republic of germany, amongst them Hamburg, Berlin, Karlsruhe, Cologne, Cottbus and Dortmund. Linz, Vienna and Salzburg were visited in Austria.^[3]

Within 17 days, the motion picture was seen past iii million people, proving to exist the about successful German language motion-picture show of the year in the shortest time.^[4] It became the second-highest-grossing film in Germany of all-time with a gross of €55 million from 7.3 meg admissions, only behind Der Schuh des Manitu (2001).^[5]

Information technology was released in the Usa under the title Suck Me Shakespeer.^[1]

Reviews [edit]

Bora Dagtekins zweite Kinoregiearbeit „Fack ju Göhte" ist eine frech-witzige Komödie mit Lachern im Minutentakt, einer Prise Gefühl und glänzenden Darstellern – ganz in der Tradition seines Debüts „Türkisch für Anfänger".
Bora Dagtekin'south second theatrical characteristic 'Fack ju Göthe' is a derisive and funny comedy with laughter every minute, a compression of feeling and vivid actors – entirely in the tradition of his debut 'Türkisch für Anfänger'.

—Filmstarts.de^[6]

Klar gibt es hier und da ein paar Längen, und es scheint auch obligatorisch zu sein, dass ein deutscher Film ohne abschließende Versöhnung und Zusammenführung aller Charaktere nicht funktionieren kann. Doch wenn man bedenkt, wie genüsslich human in den 120 Minuten unterhalten wurde, fällt das nicht so sehr ins Gewicht.
Sure, in that location are bits which drag on here and there. And it besides seems obligatory that a German film without final reconciliation and meeting of all the characters won't work. Nonetheless, when y'all consider how well you are entertained during the 120 minutes, that really doesn't matter much.

—MovieMaze.de^[7]

Awards [edit]

2014: Nomination for the Audience's Prize of the Bayerischen Filmpreis^[viii]
2014: Bambi Honour for the all-time German language film
2014: Goldene Leinwand^[4]
2014: Bogey Accolade in Platin for five million views at the movie theatre in 50 days^[9]
2014: Deutscher Comedypreis for the best comedy movie house pic

Soundtrack [edit]

Fack ju Göhte (Official Soundtrack)
Soundtrack album by diverse artists
Genre	Soundtrack
Label	Polydor (Universal)

A soundtrack CD was released at the time of the moving picture'due south release. Aside from various songs which were used in the film, the soundtrack also includes parts of the film's score by Beckmann and Djorkaeff.

Track list (soundtrack)

"Adulterous" − John Newman
"Fack Ju Göhte Beat" − Djorkaeff
"Mistake" − Madeline Juno
"Pumpin Blood" − Nonono
"Permit Her Get" − Passenger
"Hands Around The Earth" − Djorkaeff
"Benzin Beat" − Djorkaeff
"Motility" − D/R Menses
"Brother" − Smashproof
"Ain't No Fun" − Nitro
"Hey At present" − Martin Solveig
"Everybody Talks" − Neon Trees
"Das Ist Pimkie!" − Beckmann
"Dry My Soul" − Amanda Jenssen
"Change Is Gonna Come" − Olly Murs
"What I Go to Schoolhouse For" − Busted
"High Hopes" − Kodaline
"Zeitkapsel" − Beckmann
"Can't Aid" − Parachute
"Deep Diving" − Thilo Brandt
"Klassenzimmer Beat" − Djorkaeff
"Laura, Sie Redet Mit Dir!" − Beckmann
"Theater Beat" − Djorkaeff
"Balkan Bachata" − Clea & Kim
"Touch Me (I Want Your Trunk)" − Samantha Pull a fast one on
"Cheating" (Remix) − John Newman

Sequels [edit]

Bora Dagtekin announced in 2013, that in 2015 a 2nd flick volition exist released. On 7 September 2015 the film premiered in Munich. Information technology was shown in cinemas iii days subsequently starring Elyas Thousand'Barek and Karoline Herfurth and performed fifty-fifty better than original in Germany with a gross of €62.ix million from 7.7 one thousand thousand admissions.^[5] A third and concluding film was released on 22 October 2017 but did not feature Karoline Herfurth due to scheduling conflicts. [1] It was the fifth-highest grossing German language film in Deutschland behind the previous 2 films, with a gross of €53.2 million.^[5] The sequels have been released in the US equally Suck Me Shakespeer 2 ^[10] and Suck Me Shakespeer 3,^[eleven] respectively.

Remake [edit]

On two September 2016, a Mexican remake of the pic titled No manches Frida (El maestro suplente) was released.^{[ commendation needed ]}

References [edit]

^ ^a ^b "Suck Me Shakespeer". IMDB . Retrieved 5 Nov 2017.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Press material of Fack ju Göhte
^ Facebook site of 'Fack ju Göhte' with the information about the film tour (German), retrieved 24 October 2013
^ ^a ^b FACK JU GÖHTE knackt dice 3 Mio-Besuchermarke asapissimo, retrieved 25 November 2013
^ ^a ^b ^c "InsideKino – Besucher deutscher Filme in Deutschland" (in German language). Retrieved 8 May 2020.
^ Kritik der Filmstarts-Redaktion from Filmstarts.de. Retrieved 22 Oct 2013
^ Kritik der MovieMaze-Redaktion from MovieMaze.de. Retrieved 25 October 2013
^ Wählen Sie ihren Lieblingsfilm 2013, retrieved 1 Dec 2013
^ FACK JU GÖHTE: Über 5 Mio. Besucher sehen Deutschlands Lieblingsfilm des Jahres Archived i February 2019 at the Wayback Machine from constantin-film.de, retrieved 11 January 2014
^ "Suck Me Shakespeer 2". IMDB . Retrieved five November 2017.
^ "Suck Me Shakespeer iii". IMDB . Retrieved 5 November 2017.

External links [edit]

Official website
Fack ju Göhte at IMDb
Fack ju Göhte at Rotten Tomatoes

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fack_ju_G%C3%B6hte