Moritz' Mother (played by Diana Amft) is a protagonist in The Devil's Kickers.
Divorced parent who relocates with Moritz. Despite lacking football knowledge, she steps in as interim coach during the championship final, relying on phone guidance from Rudi and tactical translation from Moritz. Moritz' Father (played by Benno Fürmann) is a protagonist in The Devil's Kickers.
Former coach of S.V. Hulstorf and Moritz' father. His divorce forces Moritz' relocation, and he becomes the opposing coach in the championship final. Rudi (played by Reiner Schöne) appears in The Devil's Kickers.
Moritz' grandfather and former footballer. Discovers the new team's potential at a shopping mall and becomes their coach, later supporting them via phone from the hospital. Moritz (played by Henry Horn) appears in The Devil's Kickers.
Protagonist and talented young footballer who relocates after his parents' divorce. He helps form a new local team and acts as a tactical translator for his mother during the championship match. Mark (played by Tim Tiedemann) appears in The Devil's Kickers.
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Characters
Moritz' Mother
(played by Diana Amft) — protagonist
Divorced parent who relocates with Moritz. Despite lacking football knowledge, she steps in as interim coach during the championship final, relying on phone guidance from Rudi and tactical translation...
Moritz' Father
(played by Benno Fürmann) — protagonist
Former coach of S.V. Hulstorf and Moritz' father. His divorce forces Moritz' relocation, and he becomes the opposing coach in the championship final.
Rudi
(played by Reiner Schöne) — supporting
Moritz' grandfather and former footballer. Discovers the new team's potential at a shopping mall and becomes their coach, later supporting them via phone from the hospital.
Moritz
(played by Henry Horn) — supporting
Protagonist and talented young footballer who relocates after his parents' divorce. He helps form a new local team and acts as a tactical translator for his mother during the championship match.
Mark
(played by Tim Tiedemann) — minor
Key Relationships
Moritz' Mother → Moritz' Father
(mother)
Rudi → Mark
(Social Club Associate)
Moritz → Mark
(Conflict Rival)
Moritz → Rudi
(Family Father)
Story Analysis
A young footballer navigates family upheaval, forms a new team, and overcomes coaching crises to win the championship through tactical ingenuity.
Plot Progression
Forced Relocation
Club Rivalry & Alliance
Unexpected Coaching
Championship Crisis
Directed by Granz Henman
The Devil's Kickers (2010) · 6.4/10 · comedy, family
