Leroy räumt auf 2005
Directed by Armin Völckers, *Leroy räumt auf (2005)* is a sharp German comedy that follows Leroy, an Afro-German teenager grappling with identity and bad luck while navigating Berlin's gritty streets.
Director: Armin Völckers
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Leroy räumt auf (2005)* about?
*Leroy räumt auf* tells the story of Leroy, an Afro-German teen whose impeccable manners and bad luck leave him feeling out of place in Germany. His unlikely friendship with skinheads and a fellow misfit leads to a surprising plan to fight fascism, all set against the pulse of 70s soul in Berlin's vibrant streets.
Who directed *Leroy räumt auf*?
Armin Völckers directed *Leroy räumt auf*, blending comedy with social commentary in this short but impactful film.
Who stars in *Leroy räumt auf (2005)*?
The film features Alain Morel as Leroy, alongside Frauke Schönhals, Mark Diment, and Mirco Dzienkansky in key roles.
Is *Leroy räumt auf (2005)* worth watching?
With its unique blend of comedy and poignant themes, *Leroy räumt auf* is a hidden gem for fans of sharp, culturally relevant storytelling—even if its IMDb rating is unrated. The 18-minute runtime makes it a quick but memorable watch for those intrigued by Berlin's subcultures.
How long is *Leroy räumt auf*?
The runtime of *Leroy räumt auf (2005)* is 18 minutes.
About Leroy räumt auf (2005) — Afro-German teen tackles luck, identity, and fascism in Berlin
Directed by Armin Völckers, *Leroy räumt auf (2005)* is a sharp German comedy that follows Leroy, an Afro-German teenager grappling with identity and bad luck while navigating Berlin's gritty streets. With a demeanor more refined than the average German teen, Leroy stands out—until his girlfriend Eva's brothers, brimming with skinhead bravado, befriend him. Alongside his Greek best friend Dimmi, he wanders through the city's neon-lit underbelly, soundtracked by soulful 70s grooves, dissecting the nation's lingering prejudices. When Leroy stumbles upon a bold plan to dismantle fascism, his journey becomes as much about self-discovery as it is about social change.
Capturing the raw energy of post-reunification Berlin, the film blends humor and heart with a soundtrack that feels like a time capsule. Alain Morel shines as Leroy, embodying the character's wit and resilience against a backdrop of urban decay and cultural tension.