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Directed by | Uli Edel |
Produced by | Bernd Eichinger Brian Grazer Jimmy Iovine |
Written by | Bushido Bernd Eichinger |
Starring | Bushido Elyas M'Barek Moritz Bleibtreu Hannelore Elsner Mina Tander Karoline Schuch Katja Flint Uwe Ochsenknecht Fler Kay One Nyze |
Music by | Bushido |
Cinematography | Rainer Klausmann |
Edited by | Hans Funck |
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94 minutes |
Country | Germany |
Language | German |
Zeiten ändern dich (English: Times change you) is a German biographical film directed by Uli Edel and starring the German rapper Bushido, Elyas M'Barek, Moritz Bleibtreu, Karoline Schuch, Fler, Kay One and Nyze. The film is based on Bushido's 2008 autobiography. [1][2] The film premiered in Berlin on 3 February 2010. [3]
Plot
During a performance tour in Germany, Anis Ferchichi (Bushido) celebrates his birthday with his crew on the tour bus. Ferchichi gets a letter from his father. This brings back memories of his difficult childhood in Berlin which are then shown through flashbacks.
Ferchichi spends his childhood in a deprived area of Berlin with his Tunisian father, German mother, and younger brother Sercan. He grows up in a violent environment and often watches his father beating his mother. He is a poor student, but embraces music.
He goes to college and leaves his girlfriend after she has been unfaithful to him. He earns a lot of money selling drugs and celebrates his success as a drug dealer at a party, where he meets Selina, who becomes his new girlfriend.
One day, drug dealers break into the apartment Ferchichi shares with his family, tie up his mother and his brother Sercan, ransack their possessions and steal their money. After this experience, Ferchichi spends more time with his friends.
Years later, Ferchichi, now an adult, starts freestyle rapping with his friends, including Patrick Losensky (Fler). A video game inspires Ferchichi to call himself "Bushido". He and Losensky sign a record contract with the record label Hardcore Berlin, based on Aggro Berlin. Bushido leaves Hardcore Berlin after a dispute with his manager as the film ends.
Production
- Karel Gott appears and performs the song "Für immer jung" at the Brandenburger Tor alongside Bushido.
- Martin Semmelrogge has a cameo appearance as a tattoo artist.
- Fler designed the graffiti appearing in the film.
- In the film, Aggro Berlin is called "Hardcore Berlin" and Sido is called "Skalpell".
Cast
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- Bushido as Bushido
- Moritz Bleibtreu as Arafat
- Karoline Schuch as Selina
- Elyas M'Barek as Young Bushido
- Hannelore Elsner as Bushido's Mother
- Katja Flint as Selina's Mother
- Uwe Ochsenknecht as Selina's Father
- Mina Tander as Bushido's Mother (Young)
- Werner Daehn as Zivilpolizist
- Mehdi Nebbou
Soundtrack
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Information taken from the film's end credits.[citation needed]
Songs taken from Bushido albums:
- "Zeiten ändern sich" and "Reich mir nicht deine Hand" (from 7)
- "Electrofaust" credited as "Dein Bezirk" (Rap Acappella) (from Vom Bordstein bis zur Skyline)
- "4, 3, 2, 1 (Vielen Dank Aggro Berlin)" and "Für immer jung" (feat. Karel Gott) (from Heavy Metal Payback)
- "Intro" (from King of KingZ)
Other songs:
- "Freestyle" – Bushido
- "Weißt du wohin" – Karel Gott
- "Beats" – Bushido feat. Sissi Boo
- "Die Biene Maja" – Karel Gott
- "Go Get It" – Calvin Samuel, Josh Kessler, Keith Salandy & Marc Ferrari
- "Belly Dancer" – Philippe Guez
- "Nomad's Land" – Philippe Guez
- "Gangsta" – Derrick Carolina, Jahmal Durham & Mack Tompkins
- "After The Violence" – Andrea Coclough
- "Bedouin Life" – Robert Joseph Walsh
- "Jail Time" – Jack Elliot
- "Let Me See You Move" – Eliot Pulse & Ray Mitti
- "Baza" – George Fenion & John Herbert Leach
- "Boogie" – Stephan "Gudze" Hinz
References
External links
- Articles with dead external links from September 2012
- Pages with broken file links
- 2010 films
- German-language films
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- Articles with unsourced statements from September 2012
- Articles with German-language external links
- German films
- Films directed by Uli Edel
- Films produced by Bernd Eichinger
- Screenplays by Bernd Eichinger
- Hip hop films
- Films set in Berlin