Sasha is a young, handsome musical wunderkind living in Cologne with his immigrant family. He also has a very secret crush on his sexy piano teacher, Mr. Weber. When the man of Sasha’s dreams announces plans to move away, his adoring young student must grow up fast and come to terms with not just his own true feelings, but also his homophobic family, a 'girlfriend' wanting more than he can give, and his budding sexuality. A stellar cast (who easily navigate between drama and comedy) leads this refreshing take on the coming-out story. Hilarious romantic mishaps and the ups and downs of finding one’s own way are brought to the screen with a unique style and verve that has won the hearts, and ears, of audiences at film festivals the world over.
'An acute and well-observed portrayal of coming-out, and heart-warmingly hilarious... absolutely unmissable' - Sosogay.org
DVD/BD Extras:Behind the scenes and deleted scenes Cast: Sasa Kekez, Tim Bergmann, Yvonne Yung Hee, Pedja Bjelac, Lupo Grujcic Director: Dennis Todorovic Certificate: 15 Language: German with English subtitles Released: 2012-12-30
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