Führer Ex (2002)
AKA: Fuehrer Ex
Directed by: Winfried Bonengel
Starring: Christian Blüme (Heiko), Aaron Hildebrand (Tommy), Jule Flierl (Beate), Dieter Laser (cellmate), Harry Baer (Friedhelm), Jasmin Aksan (Margit)
Country: Germany; Effed Up European Movies
Language: German (Eng Subs), Effed Up German Films
Runtime: 01:40:12
Genres: Based on a True Story, Nazism
Plot – Spoilers:
Based on ex-NeoNazi, Ingo Hasselbach.
In walled East Berlin, two bored teenagers, Heiko and Tommy, dream of escaping to Australia that they believe epitomizes the opposite of their authoritative and restrictive world.
Heiko is a bit shy and often lets Tommy take the lead. When Tommy gets shot for burning a flag and is sent to jail, Heiko feels emboldened enough to ask out a rough-talking girl he’s been admiring at the local bar. He loses his virginity to her but doesn’t forget about his good friend Tommy languishing in jail and sends over his mother’s underwear and girlfriend’s bra to help Tommy keep the gay jail-life at bay. Their friendship eventually is forced to take twists and turns as their individual experiences change their outlook to what they want out of life.
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Dieter Laser from Human Centipede is here in a minor but memorable role.
i prefer the sequel – further sex
I hate people
Oooooooh – got me good!
Highly recommend. 4 and a half stars.
Best part is when the guy gets the shit beaten out of him big time after he rapes Heiko in prison. Didn’t expect Heiko to turn in to a strict hardcore Nazi like that.
Ze greatest movie ever made
This film is one of d best so far!!!
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Führer Ex is a challenging, harsh, and intensely involving tale of the course of friendship of two young lads living in the ‘prison’ of Communist East Germany in 1986. Based on fact (Ingo Hasselbach’s book ‘Die Abrechnng’ adapted for the screen by Douglas Graham and director Winfried Bonengel), this story relates the changes that occur in the close friendship of two boys torn by the confinement of the East German Communists vs the Western freedom of West Germany and the countries not under Communist control. It informs us about that transition with the fall of the Berlin wall and the subsequent adjustment to the new form of life East Germans found beyond the crumbled wall. Heiko (Christian Blümel) is fair-haired, virginal, nice guy who longs for adventure (and more) with his idolized friend Tommy (Aaron Hildebrand), an edgy guy unafraid to get into a bit of trouble (Tommy is arrested for a minor crime and is released from jail shaved and tattooed). The two dream of escaping their rigid lives and fleeing to Australia. Tommy talks Heiko into running the risk of actual escape and together they break through the wires and walls that confine them but are apprehended in their attempt and sentenced to prison in a cruel Communist prison where they are separated, Tommy joining a ‘neo-nazi’ group and Heiko falling under the ‘protection’ of a fellow prisoner who eventually rapes him. The two finally are able to talk and plan a mutual escape, hopefully placing themselves in… Read more »
DUTCH – I see you got my partner, the mad doctor, here all right.
NEVILLE – You know who I am?
LISA – Dutch knew about you. He knew your work…
NEVILLE – My work…?
DUTCH – “Biowar Pathology Parameters in Urban and Semi-urban Environment” Journal of Military Medicine, June, 1974, “Incremental Effects Countermeasures to Toxic Agents in Liquid Systems Delivery” Microbiological Letters, January, 1975
NEVILLE – Where did you pick up on that?
DUTCH – Med school, I was a senior when they scratched the whole world. I was going to apply to Biowar Labs for a post-doc, but the next term never came.
NEVILLE – I’m sorry you didn’t make it.
Scene from “The Omega Man” (1971). I love that movie (and “Soylent Green” (1973) too!).
>Australia… epitomizes the opposite of their authoritative and restrictive world.
lol
Komm Freddy Bus bauen
I was jerking off to that movie. While coming i could hear the angels sing.
It was alright, not enough skinheads stomping heads tho