Der schwarze Nazi

5.1
20161h 30m

The Congolese Sikumoya faces prejudice and racism on a regular basis. He's accused of not adapting enough to the "German culture" and tries harder. A Neo-Nazi group and his mother-in-law push him to the breaking point. While in a coma, his metamorphosis completes.

Cast

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Aloysius Itoka

Sikumoya Mumandi

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Judith Bareiss

Moni Voigt

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Bernd-Michael Baier

Dirk Eberlein

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Gerd Ahlemann

Moni's Vater

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Martina Krompholz

Moni's Mutter

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Brian Völkner

Blonder Nazi

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Melanie Müller

Mircos Freundin

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Katja Preuß

Lehrerin Volkshochschule

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Anna Hopperdietz

Journalistin Fernsehinterview

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Claudia Plöckl

Journalistin Fernsehinterview

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Gert Adelski

Burschenschaftler Nazi

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Thuy-Van Truong

Volkshochschülerin

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Nikolai Will

Verkäufer Trödelladen

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Beate Furcht

Clubbesucherin Roxy

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Dietmar Voigt

Chef Druk 88

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Marco Philipp

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Mohi Buschendorf

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Jeannifer Martin

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Orlando Carmona Garcia

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Reviews

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Ruben Schoenefeld

8/10

Having watched Dave Chappelle's performance of Clayton Bigsby, "The Black, White Supremist" years ago, the basic synopsis sounded pretty familiar, but it being in Germany, in particular, eastern Germany, this felt a lot closer to home for me. Rather than just covering the common stereotypes faced by people who don't _look_ German, this goes deeper in asking the question what exactly _is_ German. Is it the culture? Is it the blood? Is it limited to the specific region, declaring everything that isn't Saxon to be foreign, including the demand to deport Bavarians and Rhinelanders? Is it the German virtues, as for example industriousness, resulting in the deportation of an unemployed Saxon to the Czech Republic? This movie is meant to be uncomfortable and it does a good job at it. In my view one of the better independent movies coming out of Germany recently.

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