Réalisation:
Dennis TodorovicScénario:
Dennis TodorovicPhotographie:
Andreas KöhlerActeurs·trices:
Sasa Kekez, Tim Bergmann, Predrag Bjelac, Jasin Mjumjunov, Arno Kempf, Yu Fang, Tedros Teclebrhan, Yvonne Yung Hee Bormann, Rolf Berg (plus)Résumés(1)
Sasha, confronted with the everyday prejudice of his homophobic immigrant family, struggles with his urge to come out. When his beloved piano teacher Gebhard Weber plans to leave the city, the young man is heartbroken. The only person in whom he can confide his feelings is his best friend Jiao. After a failed audition, Sasha swears never to play piano again, but a consoling telephone call from Gebhard changes his mind and causes a turn of events. The next morning all secrets are exposed and only his brother s intervention prevents Sasha’s father Vlado from shooting Gebhard dead. But the gun still goes off... (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (1)
I found Sasha similar to Summer Storm, also a German production about coming out. I was very impressed by the subject matter and the performances. While Summer Storm had a great soundtrack, Sasha has a funny side, which is provided by a line from the main character's family life. It's a really emotionally charged film at first glance, but as I said, everything is balanced out by the comedic interludes (otherwise it would have been a tragedy). Of the actors, I was most impressed with Sasa Kekez and of course Predrag Bjelac (he's probably all over the world).
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