Ein Sommer in Marrakesch

TV Movie
2010
1h 30m

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Luise Helm and Wladimir Tarasjanz in Ein Sommer in Marrakesch (2010)

Rudi Schlosser and his ex Anna travel to Marrakech (Morocco) for their daughter Tina's wedding. Only there they learn the groom isn't a German engineer on the durable building site she knew ... Read allRudi Schlosser and his ex Anna travel to Marrakech (Morocco) for their daughter Tina's wedding. Only there they learn the groom isn't a German engineer on the durable building site she knew but the local project leader Karim Mernissi. As an orphan, he was raised by uncle Rafiq Me... Read allRudi Schlosser and his ex Anna travel to Marrakech (Morocco) for their daughter Tina's wedding. Only there they learn the groom isn't a German engineer on the durable building site she knew but the local project leader Karim Mernissi. As an orphan, he was raised by uncle Rafiq Mernissi, a mundane literature professor, who still insists on a traditional Berber wedding,... Read all

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6zutterjp48

Just a common summer film.

Ein Sommer in Marrakesch is just a summer comedy: Tina and Rudi arrive at Marrakesh for the weddng of her daughter: and surprise the broom is not the German boyfriend of Anna, because Anna loves Karim, a Moroccan engineer:So we have a drama:Tina is angry, Rudi is not angry. Then there talks with the uncle Karim, Rafiq about the organization of the wedding.

To complete this comedy, landscapes of Marrakesh, walks in the Medina, and landscapes of the mountains.

Good performances of Jutta Speidel, Peter Sattmann, Luise Helm, Wladimir Tarasjanz and Mehdi Moinzadeh.

3ledenonciateurrabat

Poor scenario

There are a lot of movies on the issue of mixed marriages (christian/muslim), so it is easy to compare this one to them knowing that this issue is very common in Morocco, as 6 million of them live abroad. My opinion is that this one is maybe between the worst. Sorry, but it comes after several more realistic ones were made by Franco-Moroccan directors. The environment seems too touristic (showing the beauties of Marrakech and its surroundings) and the social part is poorly addressed. The movie lacks some "special event" that could have attracted the viewer, so it remains too monotonous from the start to the end.