Kebab Connection
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Kebab Connection | |
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Directed by | Anno Saul |
Written by | Ralph Schwingel Fatih Akın Ruth Toma Jan Berger Anno Saul |
Produced by | Stefan Schubert |
Starring | Denis Moschitto Nora Tschirner |
Distributed by | Universum Film |
Release dates |
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Running time | 96 minutes |
Country | Germany |
Languages | German Turkish Greek |
Budget | 2 400 000 € |
Kebab Connection is a 2004 German-Turkish comedy film with some slapstick that is set in Hamburg and directed by Anno Saul.
Plot
Ibo (Denis Moschitto) is a young Turkish-German man who is an aspiring filmmaker. A clash of cultures and pre-parental anxiety ensues after Ibo's German girlfriend, Titzi (Nora Tschirner), announces that she's pregnant. Ibo's father (Güven Kıraç) is upset at his son for wanting to start a family with a non-Turkish German woman while Titzi is upset at Ibo over his hesitance in taking on fatherly responsibilities. Other themes are the competition of a Turkish kebab restaurant and a Greek taverna, a gang trying to extort the owner of the kebab restaurant, Ibo's quest to make the first German Kung-Fu movie and the pursuit of both Titzi and her roommate at a prestigious drama academy.
Cast
- Denis Moschitto - Ibo
- Nora Tschirner - Titzi
- Güven Kıraç - Ibo's father
- Hasan Ali Mete - Onkel Ahmet
- Adnan Maral - Kirianis
- Fahri Yardım - Lefty
- Adam Bousdoukos - Valid
- Cem Akın - Altan
- Nursel Köse - Hatice
- Tatjana Velimirov - Stella
- Romina Fütterer - Ayla
- Kida Khodr Ramadan - Özgür
See also
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