Suck Me Shakespeer

Synopsis

Suck Me Shakespeer, a comedy film released in 2013, follows the story of a hapless ex-convict named Zeki Müller, played by Elyas M'Barek, who poses as a substitute teacher to recover his buried cash. In a bid to outsmart the school's strict principal and seductive colleague, Zeki finds himself embroiled in chaotic situations while trying to connect with his unruly students. As the unlikely teacher-student dynamic unfolds, humor, hijinks, and heartwarming moments ensue, making for a hilarious and heartwarming cinematic experience of unconventional education and unexpected friendships.

Cast

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  Elyas M'Barek

  Zeki Müller

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  Karoline Herfurth

  Lisi Schnabelstedt

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  Katja Riemann

  Gudrun Gerster

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  Jana Pallaske

  Charlie

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  Alwara Höfels

  Caro Meyer

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  Jella Haase

  Chantal Ackermann

Reviews

Suck Me Shakespeer, known in its original German title 'Fack ju Göhte', has garnered a mix of positive and critical reviews from various critics. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film's comedy and charismatic performances, giving it a fresh rating of 78% and stating 'Suck Me Shakespeer injects fresh energy into the high school comedy genre'. IMDb users rated the movie 6.9/10, with many highlighting the film's entertaining storyline and witty humor. Metacritic commended Elyas M'Barek's portrayal of the eccentric teacher, though some reviewers found the humor to be over-the-top at times. Overall, Suck Me Shakespeer has been lauded for its unique premise and comedic execution, resonating with audiences for its blend of laughter and heart.