HipHop Express (2011)
Marvin (18) comes from a well-off background and lives in a chic suburban villa. His mother, a successful real estate agent, has already planned his future. But Marvin has a completely different idea of life: his great passion is music - this is where he wants to prove himself and show what he can do, without any money from his mother. After meeting the legendary rapper D W Court, he decides to take his life into his own hands for good. When he meets the clique around the cool Osman and the pretty Stella, his dream seems to come true. For the first time, he feels truly respected and taken seriously. He also falls head over heels in love with Stella. But all this comes at a price: in order to be accepted, he conceals his true origins. When Osman discovers the secret, the deception threatens to be exposed. Now Marvin has to put all his eggs in one basket...
Director:
Adnan Köse
Writers:
Andrea Kriegl, Adnan Köse.
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Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht as Marvin |
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Sabrina Wilstermann as Stella |
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Ismail Deniz as Osman |
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Ali Murtaza as Kemal |
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Selina Shirin Müller as Lili |
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Günther Kaufmann as DW Court |
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Detlef D. Soost as Tanzlehrer |
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Leonard Hohm as Checker |
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Tai Jason as Rapper Tai |
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Ann-Kathrin Kramer as Marvins Mutter |
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Ali As as Moderator (as Zulfiqar Ali Chaudhry) |
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Alexander Bettendorff as Moritz |
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Erin Day as Nihat |
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Kathrin-Marén Enders as Frau in Villa |
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Torben Föllmer as Robin |
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Thorsten Ippendorf as Mann in Villa |
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Adnan Köse as |
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Moritz Pliquet as Leon |
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Lucas Senzel as Tom |
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Teresa Stockem as Marvins Mutter jung |
| Writing | Andrea Kriegl | Screenplay |
| Directing | Adnan Köse | Director |
| Writing | Adnan Köse | Screenplay |
| Camera | James Jacobs | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Tai Jason | Original Music Composer |
