Fack Ju Göhte

Deutschland 2013 Spielfilm

Summary

Suck Me Shakespeer

Zeki Müller is a petty criminal down on his luck: His last coup yielded nothing but a prison sentence. Having just been released from custody he is eager to retrieve his lost loot. Destiny, however, has prepared otherwise and by a chain of unforeseen events Zeki ends up as an assistant teacher at a high school. His robust work methods irritate his colleagues, but turn out to be astoundingly efficient in handling the students in his challenging class. The new teacher's unconventional ways also draw the attention of pretty referendary Lisi. Being blessed with both professional and private success, Zeki starts to wonder whether he ever wants to return to his criminal career at all.

 

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Credits

All Credits

Director

Screenplay

Director of photography

Visual effects

Art director

Set design

Property master

Stand-by props

Costume design

Assistant editor

Sound design

Sound assistant

Casting

Cast

Executive producer

Line producer

Unit production manager

Production assistant

Post-production

Shoot

    • 28.04.2013 - 02.07.2013: München, Unterhaching, Berlin, Augsburg, Dachau
Duration:
118 min
Format:
35mm, 16:9
Video/Audio:
Farbe, Dolby
Censorship/Age rating:

FSK-Prüfung (DE): 24.10.2013, 141130, ab 12 Jahre / feiertagsfrei

Screening:

Kinostart (DE): 07.11.2013

Titles

  • Originaltitel (DE) Fack Ju Göhte
  • Weiterer Titel Suck Me Shakespeer

Versions

Original

Duration:
118 min
Format:
35mm, 16:9
Video/Audio:
Farbe, Dolby
Censorship/Age rating:

FSK-Prüfung (DE): 24.10.2013, 141130, ab 12 Jahre / feiertagsfrei

Screening:

Kinostart (DE): 07.11.2013

Awards

Hubert Burda Media 2014
  • Bambi, Bester Film National
Deutscher Filmpreis 2014
  • Lola - Filmpreis in Gold, Besucherstärkster Film
Bayerischer Filmpreis 2014
  • Publikumspreis
Bunte -New Faces Award- 2014
  • Sonderpreis
Jupiter-Award 2014
  • Erfolgreichster deutscher Film
  • Bester deutscher Film
Deutscher Comedypreis 2014
  • Erfolgreichste Kinokomödie