Kebab mit Alles 2011
In Wolfgang Murnberger's engaging Austrian comedy *Kebab mit Alles (2011)*, director of the beloved *Kaisermühlen Blues* series, Johann Stanzerl finds himself in a cultural stand-off when his quaint Viennese café, *Prinz Eugen*, becomes the last Aust...
Director: Wolfgang Murnberger
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kebab mit Alles (2011) about?
*Kebab mit Alles* follows Johann Stanzerl, a proud Viennese café owner whose only remaining business, *Prinz Eugen*, is surrounded by Turkish-run shops. Faced with cultural and economic shifts, Stanzerl must navigate humor and heartache as he clings to his establishment's Austrian identity.
Who directed Kebab mit Alles?
The film was directed by Wolfgang Murnberger, known for his work on the popular series *Kaisermühlen Blues*.
Who stars in Kebab mit Alles?
The cast features Andreas Vitásek as Johann Stanzerl, alongside Tim Seyfi, Fanny Stavjanik, Isabella Campestrini, and Thomas Mraz.
Is Kebab mit Alles (2011) worth watching?
For fans of lighthearted comedies with cultural depth, *Kebab mit Alles* offers clever humor and a nostalgic look at Vienna. While not groundbreaking, its relatable themes and strong performances make it a charming, feel-good pick.
How long is Kebab mit Alles?
The runtime for *Kebab mit Alles* is 90 minutes.
About Kebab mit Alles (2011) — A Viennese café's last stand in a changing city
In Wolfgang Murnberger's engaging Austrian comedy *Kebab mit Alles (2011)*, director of the beloved *Kaisermühlen Blues* series, Johann Stanzerl finds himself in a cultural stand-off when his quaint Viennese café, *Prinz Eugen*, becomes the last Austrian stronghold in a neighborhood overtaken by Turkish-owned businesses. Named after the general who famously halted the Ottoman advance centuries earlier, Stanzerl's café is a nostalgic relic of old Vienna, clinging to its loyal Austrian patrons while the aroma of kebabs fills the streets outside. The film brims with sharp humor and heart, exploring themes of tradition versus change, the clash—and fusion—of cultures, and the universal struggle to hold onto what defines us in an ever-shifting world.
Murnberger crafts a warm, anecdotal atmosphere where laughter bubbles beneath the surface of everyday tensions. Andreas Vitásek delivers a standout performance as Stanzerl, a man whose stubborn pride masks a deeper fear of irrelevance. With a supporting cast including Tim Seyfi, Fanny Stavjanik, and Isabella Campestrini, *Kebab mit Alles* balances playful wit with a poignant reminder that identity is rarely found in isolation. Whether you're drawn to its cultural satire or its cozy Viennese charm, this film serves up a satisfying slice of local life with universal appeal.