Cracks In Concrete

Berlin 2014
Panorama
Jerusalem Film
Festival 2014

Cracks In Concrete

A Film by Umut Dağ

2014 - Austria - Drama - DCP - 1.85 - 104 min.

with Murathan Muslu , Alechan Tagaev & Ivan Kriznjak

Language: German
Produced by Michael Katz and Veit Heiduschka

Ertan leaves jail after 10 years and tries to settle back in society. Mikail (15) spends his time with parties, drugs and dreaming of a life as a gangster rapper. Ertan looks for Mikail. Mikail doesn't know Ertan. Soon they both have to face a harsh reality.

Berlin 2014
Panorama
Jerusalem Film
Festival 2014

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