Elyas M'Barek Source

Welcome to Elyas Source, your #1 source for news, gifs and graphics of none other than German actor and entrepreneur Elyas M'Barek. He's probably best known for his roles as Zeki Müller in the "Fack Ju Göthe"-trilogy and Cem Öztürk in the TV show "Kebab for Beginners". We want to provide you with graphics of the beautiful Tunisian/Austrian actor as well as news about his upcoming projects.

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Das Perfekte Geheimnis (2019)

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FFF Bayern: Wir waren am Set des neuen Films von @BoraDagtekin. Und jetzt schon begeistert!

“We visited the set of Bora Dagtekin’s new film (The Perfect Secret). We’re already stoked!”

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Suck Me Shakespeer (Fack ju Göhte): Film Review (x)

Turkish-German director Bora Dagtekin and star Elyas M’Barek reteam for another winner, following their hit TV series "Turkish for Beginners" and its 2012 cinema spin-off.

A criminal who can barely spell is forced to become a substitute teacher in Suck Me Shakespeer (Fack ju Göhte), the new comedy from Turkish-German director Bora Dagtekin and star Elyas M’Barek, whose hit TV series Turkish for Beginners inspired the eponymous 2012 box-office smash.

The German title is a phonetic transcription of F*ck You, Goethe and immediately suggests the protagonist’s poor spelling as well the film’s school environment and irreverent tone. This story of a newly-released convict who becomes the world’s worst teacher in order to get to his buried loot consists of too many stand-alone set pieces and is, at almost two hours, definitely too long. But the rapid-fire dialogue, the amusingly over-the-top acting and antics, and the great chemistry of M’Barek and female lead Karoline Herfurth (reunited after 2001’s hit comedy Girls on Top) ensure audiences will nonetheless have a pretty good time.

The film’s $9 million local opening was the best score for a German film this year and second-biggest opening of 2013 and could also interest producers looking for Bad Teacher-inspired remake ideas.

Zeki Mueller (M’Barek) was in jail for 13 months, just enough time for Goethe High to construct a new gym on the exact spot where Zeki’s stripper friend, Charlie (Jana Pallaske), buried his loot. In order to get regular access to the school’s basement, from where he hopes to drill a tunnel to his spoils, Zeki takes on a job as a substitute teacher offered to him by the prim principal (Katja Riemann, in a delicious cameo), who is one teacher short after one of her staff (Uschi Glas) had been so maltreated by her students, she jumped from a second-floor window, shouting “They’re all monsters!”

Nevermind that Zeki has no teaching certificate or any accurate knowledge of German (his mangling of the correct gender and cases is a running gag). Of course, Mueller finds himself teaching a class that’s full of horrible teenage monsters indeed, who devise booby traps that have nothing on the work of seasoned special-ops soldiers. By dialing the film’s tone way past hysterical -- and at times, hysterically funny -- from the start, Dagtekin succeeds in creating an atmosphere in which anything goes, but as in his previous work, he does ensure that the characters remain recognizable, even if their personalities have been greatly enlarged to augment the laughs.

Mueller’s main foil is the bespectacled good girl Lisi (Herfurth, M’Barek's equal on all fronts), a fellow teacher who went to Goethe High as a teen. Her behavior is as saintly as Zeki’s profane; where she gets all worked up when someone chews gum in class or uses an inappropriate word, her against-all-odds love interest does nothing but smoke, drink, swear, flip the bird, push one kid’s head under water or shoot another -- and that’s when he’s teaching. Their sweet rapport is a nice antidote to much of the gross-out, caricature-like humor, and the occasional injection of highbrow references, such as a ditzy blonde student who’s called Chantal Akerman, is further proof that Dagtekin is a master at blending different registers. He's equally apt at balancing the story of the protagonists with that of the impressive lineup of supporting players, who are all clever variations on clichés and are played by the impressive ensemble.

Though many scenes, which editors Charles Ladmiral and Zaz Montana punchily string together, work fine in their own right, not all of them snugly fit into the film’s larger story arcs, with the writer-director at times repeating himself, such as an unnecessary second school excursion or a trip to Charlie’s strip club.

An updated version of the world’s most famous school play, Romeo and Juliet, is good for the film’s biggest belly laugh. Combined with the English-language pop songs on the soundtrack, it injects the proceedings with a sense of Anglo-Saxon cool. Visually, the film’s dominant colors are pink and cobalt blue, further underlining that this tale is set in an alternate universe.

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Der Fall Collini: Official Movie Posters

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Elyas M’Barek as Caspar Leinen in Der Fall Collini - Stills

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Elyas M’Barek photographed by Dirk Bruniecki for Mr. ICON Magazine, 2019 (click for HQ)

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Elyas M'Barek für das GALORE Magazin. Das ganze Interview könnt ihr hier nachlesen!

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TRAILER - DER FALL COLLINI

The Collini Case combines the classic courtroom procedural with modern European history in a legal thriller worthy of John Grisham and Scott Turow. Fabrizio Collini is recently retired. He’s a quiet, unassuming man with no indications that he’s capable of hurting anyone. And yet he brutally murders a prominent industrialist in one of Berlin’s most exclusive hotels. Collini ends up in the charge of Caspar Leinen (Elyas M’Barek), a rookie defense lawyer eager to launch his career with a not-guilty verdict. Complications soon arise when Collini admits to the murder but refuses to give his motive, much less speak to anyone. As Leinen searches for clues he discovers a personal connection to the victim and unearths a terrible truth at the heart of Germany’s legal system that stretches back to World War II. But how much is he willing to sacrifice to expose the truth?

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Bei Sonne chillen wir gerne unerkannt im Freien. @officialfredericklau @wotanwilke @dasperfektegeheimnis

In the sun we enjoy chilling outside without being recognized. 

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Elyas M’Barek Source  ₪ Member Application

Are you a fan of Elyas M’Barek? Or do you just really love his cute face and want to squish it? Then come and join us as a member!

@elyassource is currently looking for members to help post news, create gifs, edits, organise a picture archive etc etc. Prior knowledge about Elyas is welcome, but absolutely not necessary, the same goes for languages - non-German speakers are absolutely welcome, as we want to provide an international base for news and graphics about the actor. As long as you know English, you’re good to go!

We are looking for people who would enjoy one, any or all of the following:

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No, you do not need to be a graphic maker! We would love researchers and news posters just as much! Doesn’t matter what your skill, if you want to join, just send us an ask to talk about it! :D

LET’S JUST HAVE FUN WITH THIS CUPCAKE AND HIS FILMS :D

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Elyas M’Barek Gallery Update: Vice Magazine, 2019

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“For them, I am no longer the foreigner, the immigrant. Now I’m the dude from Suck Me Shakespeer.” (x)

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Elyas M’Barek Source  ₪ Member Application

Are you a fan of Elyas M’Barek? Or do you just really love his cute face and want to squish it? Then come and join us as a member!

@elyassource is currently looking for members to help post news, create gifs, edits, organise a picture archive etc etc. Prior knowledge about Elyas is welcome, but absolutely not necessary, the same goes for languages - non-German speakers are absolutely welcome, as we want to provide an international base for news and graphics about the actor. As long as you know English, you’re good to go!

We are looking for people who would enjoy one, any or all of the following:

making gifs

making picture edits

making screencaps

posting news

translating news (minor priority)

accumulating a picture archive

posting photoshoots

No, you do not need to be a graphic maker! We would love researchers and news posters just as much! Doesn’t matter what your skill, if you want to join, just send us an ask to talk about it! :D

LET’S JUST HAVE FUN WITH THIS CUPCAKE AND HIS FILMS :D

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Elyas M’Barek: Actor, heartbreaker, social media influencer, business owner.

“For an actor, I’m incredibly punctual and organized. And I prefer to use the hoover one time too many than too little.” (x)

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elyas m'barek in fack ju göhtes

in this pack you will find 284 hq gifs sized 268x151 of elyas m'barek in ‘fack ju göhtes’ as requested by @elyasemsbarek . all of the gifs were made by me from scratch. feel free to use them for roleplaying purposes, as sidebars, reaction gifs, but please don’t claim them as your own. contact me, if you want to edit them in any way, most likely I wouldn’t mind. like or reblog if you find this helpful. thank you and stay tuned for more.

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Elyas M'Barek as Zeki Müller in Fack ju Göhte