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Watch full length. Watch full length betonrausches. "Betonrausch" by director and screen writer Cüneyt Kaya is on Netflix since last Saturday. This movie reveals some important unconscious prejudices buried deep in our consciousness and lays them bare for us.
It shows how one loses sight of the important things through an excessive fixation on wealth and material goods. Comparable titles like "Breaking Bad" and "The Wolf of Wolfstreet" may enter the viewer's mind that share some essential points with Kaya's work.
When one of the protagonists forces a group of serious businessmen with name and status to sing by threatening them with firing them, the viewer becomes aware that there are people that can change the system according to their own desires and ideas as long as they have the power. The silly scene has a far deeper connotation than one assumes at first glance.
The casting is very well done, the trio harmonizes brilliantly and allows the viewer to become invested in the story. Despite being a drama, there are funny situations and humorous dialogues.
All in all is it a well done, suspenseful film that holds a mirror up to our society and asks us to think more deeply. Must-watch.

Sadly in "Rising High" it often seems like the producers took pieces of other movies and puzzled them randomly all together. For example the Montage-Scenes: they have been way too unspectacular to level up the movie. The Renovation scene for example had much more potential, when it would have been filmed way more dynamic.
The narrative structure had a big "Who am I" vibe. While in that movie all the backdrops do have a use for the story, here it clearly doesn't. In the end, it only left's questions on the viewers mind, like what the hell is that journalist even for?
Summed up "Rising High" is a nice movie to dabble in. Yes, here hasn't been created anything new, but when it comes down to German movies all there is: little steps are better than none.

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What is the point of this misfire? Poor cousin of much better American movies. One can almost point to sources scene by scene. For anybody remotely familiar with reslities of modern Germany painful to watch.