Crazy

Synopsis

Crazy (2000) follows the story of Benjamin, a troubled teenager who rebels against his oppressive environment and finds solace in punk rock music and his growing relationship with the charming Alex. Set in the 70s, the film depicts the struggles of youth and the search for identity amidst a backdrop of societal norms and expectations. As Benjamin navigates the complexities of adolescence, he discovers the true power of love, friendship, and self-expression. With a poignant narrative and compelling character development, Crazy delves deep into themes of rebellion, family dynamics, and the pursuit of freedom in a world that demands conformity.

Cast

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  Robert Stadlober

  Benjamin Lebert

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  Tom Schilling

  Janosch Schwarze

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  Oona-Devi Liebich

  Malen

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  Julia Hummer

  Marie

• Can Taylanlar

  Troy

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  Christoph Ortmann

  Kugli

Reviews

Rotten Tomatoes: 'A raw and compelling coming-of-age story with a punk rock edge', IMDb: 'Robert Stadlober delivers a nuanced performance in this gritty drama', Metacritic: 'Crazy captures the essence of teenage angst and rebellion in a nostalgic yet contemporary setting'. Despite some critics pointing out pacing issues, overall reception has been positive, praising the authentic portrayal of youth culture and the emotional depth of the characters. The film's unique blend of music, visuals, and storytelling has resonated with audiences, making it a standout in the coming-of-age genre. Fans of indie cinema and character-driven narratives are sure to appreciate the raw honesty and poignancy of Crazy.