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Of course, Mueller finds himself teaching a class that's full of horrible teenage monsters indeed, who devise booby traps that have nothing on the work of seasoned special-ops soldiers. Nevermind that Zeki has no teaching certificate or any accurate knowledge of German (his mangling of the correct gender and cases is a running gag). In order to get regular access to the school's basement, from where he hopes to drill a tunnel to his spoils, Zeki takes on a job as a substitute teacher offered to him by the prim principal ( Katja Riemann, in a delicious cameo), who is one teacher short after one of her staff ( Uschi Glas ) had been so painted by her students, she jumped from a second-floor window, shouting “They're all monsters!”
Zeki Mueller (M'Barek) was in jail for 13 months, just enough time for Goethe High to construct a new gym on the exact spot where Zeki's stripper friend, Charlie ( Jana Pallaske ), buried his loot. The film's $ 9 million local opening was the best score for a German film this year and second-biggest opening of 2013 and could also interest producers looking for Bad Teacher- inspired remake ideas. But the rapid-fire dialogue, the amusingly over-the-top acting and antics, and the great chemistry of M'Barek and female lead Karoline Herfurth (reunited after 2001's hit comedy Girls on Top ) ensure audiences will nonetheless have a pretty good time. This story of a newly-released convict who becomes the world's worst teacher in order to get to his buried loot consists of too many stand-alone set pieces and is, at almost two hours, definitely too long. The German title is a phonetic transcription of F * ck You, Goethe and immediately suggests the protagonist's poor spelling as well the film's school environment and irreverent tone.
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Turkish-German director Bora Drachtkin and star Elyas M'Barek reteam for another winner, following their hit TV series "Turkish for Beginners" and its 2012 cinema spin-off.Ī criminal who can barely spell is forced to become a substitute teacher in Suck Me Shakespeer (Fack ju Göhte), the new comedy from Turkish-German director Bora Drachtkin and star Elyas M'Barek, whose hit TV series Turkish for Beginners inspired the eponymous 2012 box-office smash.
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