Kleine Haie

1992
1h 27m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIngo, a dishwasher helps Johannes an unsuccessful applicant, attend an audition at the Folkwang Acting School in Essen. They meet Ali and fall in love.Ingo, a dishwasher helps Johannes an unsuccessful applicant, attend an audition at the Folkwang Acting School in Essen. They meet Ali and fall in love.Ingo, a dishwasher helps Johannes an unsuccessful applicant, attend an audition at the Folkwang Acting School in Essen. They meet Ali and fall in love.

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Prix
- 6 victoires au total

Anecdotes
The title is a pun on "Der kleine Hey", a standard book on vocal training for actors, written by Julius Hey (1832- 1909). "Kleine Haie" also means "little sharks".

Citations
Ingo: Good morning. I brought this barstool.
Portier: Well, alright. What's your name?
Ingo: Ingo Herrmann.
Portier: And where are you from, Ingo?
Ingo: Gelsenkirchen.
Portier: That's not so very far.
Ingo: Nope.
Portier: Nervous?
Ingo: Me? Nope.
Portier: No reason for it, anyway.

Générique farfelu
After the casting credits Ingo reappears and tells what happens to the main characters after the film.

Connexions
References La filière française (1971)

Bandes originales
Einmal schaffts jeder
Music by Werner R. Heymann
Lyrics by Walter Reisch
Performed by Knappenchor Bergwerk Consolidation

Commentaires des utilisateurs4

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Commentaire en vedette

"Fahrbier ist auch gut!"

This is a road film about three young men coming to grips with their thespianism and living proof that comedy is not merely a genre inflicted unilaterally by Hollywood on the rest of the world. Upping the ante after "Allein unter Frauen," this is the film that put post-reunification German comedy firmly on the map. For those of you open-container-deprived North Americans, this film is worth watching just for the scenes featuring the camaro-pilot "Bierchen" and for the use of the fine technical pleonasm "Fahrbier."