Katzelmacher Page #4

Synopsis: Jorgos, a migrant worker from Greece, joins a group of young people in Munich usually hanging around. This foreigner incites hostility and jealousy among them, and he is insulted as a "Communist" and "Greek dog". After having been attacked, Jorgos talks to Maria of his wish to return home.
Genre: Drama
Production: Wellspring Media Inc.
  8 wins & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.2
Rotten Tomatoes:
100%
NOT RATED
Year:
1969
88 min
330 Views


How does he look?

Better than us.

-How, better?

Better built.

Where?

-His dick.

l'm going to the tavern.

Me, too.

l'm going.

Bye!

You... You're from Greece?

Greece.

Do you like it here?

Does it appeal to you here?

No understand.

Germany good?

-Much good.

Not much love?

No understand ''love''?

No girlfriend?

Girlfriend? Fucky-fucky?

Yes.

No. Nothing.

-Why? Because of me?

Yeah. Nothing.

l heard it from Erich.

He heard it from Elisabeth's Peter.

Last night she got undressed

and yelled for the Greek.

And then?

-Then the Greek went to her.

Three hours later he came back.

He looked absolutely beat!

Hi!

l just saw the Greek

at the playground.

l greet him,

'cos l'm an educated person.

He grabs me, throws me down

and keeps saying ''fucky-fucky''.

l was scared out of my life

and l ran away.

Now we're getting

their foreign habits.

You can't cook now.

l need my peace.

l need the money now.

l must have the assurance

that you're a decent person.

Money, understand?

Money!

Ah, understand.

l'll write you

a receipt later. OK?

Out you go!

Nothing doing.

And then he raped her.

At the playground.

Gunda?

He ain't got no taste.

l tell you. He threw her

to the ground and raped her.

The others aren't safe either,

l tell you.

There, in the playground

he raped her.

Gunda?

-As l told you.

l don't believe it. He always

looks you straight in the eye.

Are you sweet on him?

l'd never be sweet on him.

You can tell how a person is

from the way he looks at you.

They're talking about us in the

whole neighborhood. lt's not good.

People talk

whether you do anything or not.

Do we have to have someone

like that in the house?

l prefer him to everyone else.

lf you think so.

What do you want here?

There's a Greek

living in our place.

So l heard.

Yes...

l have some money with me...

Good. Put it on the table!

Stop it! Get out!

lt ain't worth the money!

What do you mean by

''something else''?

Vending machines maybe.

There's no money in that.

Something else, then.

Whatever you do,

there are problems involved.

Have you seen Marie?

-She doesn't feel well.

Her head.

She should hold her head

under the faucet.

You've heard about the Greek?

Elisabeth's guy

was just here with me.

What an ape he is!

What do you mean?

l'll show you.

That's how he went for me.

l'd report it to the police.

lt's not right.

The same thing happened to Gunda

with the Greek.

They're a load of

riff-raff down there!

l don't believe it of him.

He has such an honest look.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

lf you don't stop

your stupid talk, l'm going.

Go then, you silly cow!

Stop it!

Do you have to stand up for her?

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Rainer Werner Fassbinder

Rainer Werner Fassbinder (German: [ˈʁaɪ̯nɐ ˈvɛɐ̯nɐ ˈfasˌbɪndɐ]; 31 May 1945 – 10 June 1982) was a West German filmmaker, actor, playwright and theatre director, who was a catalyst of the New German Cinema movement. Although Fassbinder's career lasted less than fifteen years, he was extremely productive. By the time of his death, Fassbinder had completed over forty films, two television series, three short films, four video productions, and twenty-four plays, often acting as well as directing. Fassbinder was also a composer, cameraman, and film editor. Fassbinder died on 10 June 1982 at the age of 37 from a lethal cocktail of cocaine and barbiturates. more…

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