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Oi! Warning

Country: Germany, Language: German, 90 mins

  • Director: Ben Reding; Dominik Reding
  • Writer: Ben Reding; Dominik Reding
  • Producer: Sabine Holtgreve; Ben Reding

CGiii Comment

The acting and the script are both abysmal.

Young geeky boy becomes a skinhead, meets a poofy punk who juggles and, together, they have sex in the mud...

The black and white makes is look good...but, it doesn't disguise the fact that it is a badly written, badly acted fiasco.


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The(ir) Blurb...

The film (the third of the Reding brothers) is about a German teenager following his identity crisis. The boy, transformed by the usual down-trodden socio-economic conditions of contemporary Europe, becomes a skin head, following the first one's lead. On the other side he befriends with a leftist (a punk) who is gay. This causes more and more conflicts which eventually leads to an atrocious end for the punk. The film offers scenes of homophobic violence by skinheads, and the whole relationship between the skinhead and gay movements (in Germany gay skinheads represent a substantial subculture).

Cast & Characters

Sascha Backhaus as Janosch;
Simon Goerts as Koma;
Sandra Borgmann as Sandra;
Jens Veith as Zottel / Feuerschlucker;
Britta Dirks as Blanca;
Dominik Breuer as Schuler Rene;
Charles Muller as Lehrer;
Hedi Kriegeskotte as Janoschs Mutter;
Horst Mendroch as Der Reisende;
Ludger Burmann as Arbeiter in Brauerei;
Anke Hartwig as Blancas Mutter;
Regine Vergeen as Wirtin Katharina;
Claus Dieter Clausnitzer as Renes Vater;
Tanja Brugger as Reibekuchen-Verkauferin;
Marcus Becker as Party-Kellner