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Natalia Avelon, born March 29, 1980, is a Polish-German actress and singer who starred as Uschi Obermaier in 'Das wilde Leben' (2007). The film portrays Uschi's restless life, starting from her teenage years working in a photo lab. She quickly becomes the 'it girl' of Munich's club scene before moving to Berlin with Rainer Langhans and joining Germany's first politically motivated commune.
公開年: 2011
国: Germany
別題: Gegengerade - Niemand siegt am Millerntor, Gegengerade - 20359 St. Pauli
監督: Tarek Ehlail
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制作会社: Sabotakt Filme, Triple Beat, Studio Hamburg Filmproduktion, NDR, SR
ジャンル: Action, Drama, Sport, drama film
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Gegengerade (2011) is a German drama film that offers an insider's view into the controversial world of football hooliganism and ultra-fan culture surrounding the St. Pauli football club. The narrative centers around the fictional 'Lattefanatics,' a real-life supporters' group known for their left-wing extremist views and violent behavior. Despite the film being partly staged, it aims to portray an authentic representation of the club's fan scene. The movie follows the Lattefanatics as they clash with rival fans on the streets and in stadiums, driven by political ideologies rather than loyalty to the team or its success. Throughout the film, the characters struggle with their desire for chaos and violence, challenging the spirit of football and dismaying those who genuinely care about the sport.
'Gegengerade' (2011) is a Tarek Ehlail-directed drama that takes viewers deep into the complex world of German football fan culture, focusing on the controversial Lattefanatics supporters group of St. Pauli FC. The film explores themes of extremist politics, violence, and the conflict between fan identity and genuine sportsmanship. Although partly staged for dramatic effect, 'Gegengerade' seeks to reflect reality, highlighting the darker side of football fandom that often goes unnoticed or ignored by society. Its release sparked debate among fans, clubs, and authorities about hooliganism's role in modern football culture.