(Tyskland/Colombia)
(THIS ARTICLE IS ONLY MACHINE TRANSLATED by Google from Norwegian)
The structural similarities between the films Ut av intet og Killing Jesus is intriguing: Both are based on real social policy events; one deals with the murder of the director's own father, who was a professor of political science in Colombia; the other is inspired by the so-called kebab murders – a series of terrorist bombs targeting immigrants in Germany in the early 2000 century. Both relate to right-wing extremist violence that results in the loss of close people. In both cases, the surrounding community is either not fit or unwilling to allow justice to be done fully. Both of the female protagonists go through a phase of exploitation and self-medication – the bottomless injustice they experience drives them into desperation.
Alone against everyone. Faith Akins Ut av intet is about Katja, who loses husband and children in a bomb blast in Berlin. The man has taken care of the child in the office while Katja has been in the spa with a friend, but when she is to retrieve the child, there is a jerking bomb crater and a police-locked street she returns to.
The young amateur actors with heavy personal life experiences give authenticity to the characters that professionals can only dream of.
The film's biplot features the slain Kurdish husband, a former criminal prison bird. His background is something the authorities know how to use for what Katja is experiencing. . .
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