Kassablanka
- Year:
- 2002
- 100 min
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Antwerp, Belgium's second largest city,
has one of the busiest harbors...
in the world and can pride itself...
in its rich cultural and cosmopolitan past.
On Sunday, October 8, 2000,
33% of the electorate voted...
This film shows a portrait
of some of the inhabitants
of the city's district of Kassablanka
during the week prior to Black Sunday.
Sunday, October 1st, 2000
one week prior to Black Sunday
Wout, open up!
Not even ten minutes of peace and quiet!
Damn' it, Berwout, I got to pee!
And a good morning to you too.
Can't you do that afterwards?
Got to take a crap.
Every morning the same thing.
And every morning talking back.
You look like a caricature,
with that ridiculous spiky hairdo.
You should take
your cousin Kevin as an example.
He at least looks fresh and clean.
Not like some half f*ggot
Man, just leave me alone!
He'll go places! Unlike you!
Idiot
Get dressed
or there will be a another fight.
I haven't finished yet, mom.
You'll catch a cold
with that wet hair.
It's gel, mom.
You can set your watch
by dad's bowel movement.
Still not dressed yet?
And what about her?
Yeah, easy does it, good boy.
Has Wodan been taken for a walk yet?
No, of course not!
You had to get a dog.
Then take care of it! God damn it!
So you'll do at least one useful thing.
Too stupid for school,
too lazy to work.
You need to do this? It's Sunday!
Get lost, dirty dog. Go piss elsewhere!
What on earth is your problem?
First you pee, then you run away.
You still haven't grasped it? Come.
Stupid animal.
He's got a bucket of water over him.
Not the first time, is it?
His own fault. Our Samia can be mean.
Better luck tomorrow.
See you around.
Why are you talking to this dirty pig?
Last time you talk to him, understood?
Ah, the iron monger.
- Retard.
Off to a funeral, are you?
What are you talking to my sister for?
Is that against the law?
You're stupid or what? Last time, OK?I
You better sing another tune, hear?
Control your dog or
I'll turn it into sausage.
Better watch out he won't eat you.
Or I sell it to the Chink.
Isn't there anything else to watch?
It makes me sad.
Dad got this thing with figure skating.
What?
You got this thing with figure skating.
I can't hear you.
Switch on your hearing aid.
It is switched on.
Is it my fault I'm going deaf?
He switches it off to save batteries.
My hearing aid is switched on!
Say, Yoeri, how old are you?
I'll be 21. I was born in '79.
I'm from '38.
How old are you then, grandpa?
Say, Zonhildeke, you can count, can't you?
How old is grandpa?
It isn't that difficult. He's from '38.
So you got '48, '58, '68...
...'78, '88...
...'98, that's sixty.
And you add two years to get to 2000,
that's 62.
I don't have to count every day like you.
Yeah, that's true.
- What do you mean?
You're filling the aisles
at the supermarket?
Yes, but I also have to count the stock.
At Aldi's
you got to know it all by heart.
The price of every single item.
Seven hundred prices!
They got some brainy people
at Aldi's.
Do we really have to watch this crap?
What a load of bull sh*t!
Yes, but I'm nevertheless thinking
of buying one.
It does lots of things
and it's clean it in no time.
Can you slice fries with it as well?
Yes, dad, we'll have French fries today.
Is it so late already?
Zonneke... are you staying for lunch?
French fries with a pork roast.
Yum-yum:
fries.- I'm on a diet.
No, we've got to go.
No one is asking me of course.
But, grandpa Josse,
you stay for lunch almost every day.
Josse.
Home already?
- Don't you hear this noise?
That bleating of these camel jockeys!
Marina, you still got to
start preparing lunch?
It's almost half past twelve.
I could've played another game of pool.
Say, who's the dimwit?
Zonneke's new boyfriend.
He's got a steady job?
- At the market.
an improvement over the last one.
He's not staying for lunch, is he?
Don't shout.
We've already got your dad, the freeloader.
Dad pays us every time 2.85 euros!
And every week he empties a crate of beer.
Take a glass, there are people.
Where is Berwout?
- Out with Wodan.
And? Will he be home for lunch?
Leave him in peace.
Ah, Zonneke.
Who's this boy?
- That's Yoeri.
And what's your father's job?
He's employed by the city.
He'd better be careful of what he says,
or they'll put him on unemployment,
just like me.
Yoeri is playing soccer as well.
As goal keeper with...
OK... we've got to go.
You can spare five minutes?
I've got something I want to show you.
Dad, do we have to do this right now?
Can't we do this another time?
We've got to go!
Daddy!
Hi.
I'm not allowed to talk to you.
Who says so?
My family and the other Moroccans.
At least not when they can see it.
That's a pity.
Why?
Wodan seems to like you.
Well, thanks.
I got to take the subway.
Bye.
It's you I've just seen over there.
So what?
You should keep away from our girls!
Why?
- Because.
Good. I've learned something today.
Don't be fresh!
Did you come here to laugh at me?
Can I pass or what?
- Shut the f*** up!
Calm down, man!
- You've got a problem?!
Hey, scumbag!
You want me to rearrange your face?
This here is my town! My town!
F*** off!
Son of a b*tch!
I'll f*** your mother!
I could handle that snotnose by myself!
Snotnose?
- He opens his trap
Hands off, Mostafa, it's for our visitor.
And a good day to you too.
You're driving me crazy.
Learn to separate:
this one is for cans, milk cartons...
...and this one for other waste.
Don't be a pain. Anything to eat?
The fridge is right in front of you.
Wrongly dumped garbage bags...
seem to be the principal
source of irritation...
to the Antwerp City garbage collectors.
For certain members
of the municipal workforce
this sometimes causes
an aggressive overreaction.
Now watch carefully.
Damn' it, Zonhilde...
...can't you just shut up for 5 minutes?
You think this is normal?
They dump everything on the street.
Open a window and onto the pavement!
Who? You're kidding me?
These sand n*ggers of course!
What are you laughing at?
If you're dirty,
we won't clean it up? Understood?
No, you don't even understand Flemish.
F***ing monkey!
What? What did you say?
The City of Antwerp emphasizes
that this kind of incident is exceptional!
and has promised that the city worker
in this case will be punished severely.
First I got a one day suspension,
after that it was a whole week,
then for good.
Because I had told the truth!
And because you beat up that man.
Fair is fair, Dolfke!
Who's coming to dinner?
Father invited uncle Nourredine again.
The freeloader.
- Show some respect!
He's our late mother's brother.
He has come here
to study, attend seminars.
Right. Seminars at the expense
of the mosque we pay for.
And when was your last visit
to the mosque?
Samia, just because
you can't find a husband,
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