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A homeless alcoholic poet in Vienna who survives by selling poems to passersby. He becomes the victim of a cruel prank and embarks on a difficult journey from the Czech Republic back to Vienna.
A yuppie who frequents dingy bars and cafés with his friend Alex to mock marginalized people. He initiates the cruel prank of kidnapping Kallmann.
A yuppie and Sebastian's companion who enjoys mocking people in low-class venues. He actively participates in kidnapping Kallmann and driving him to the Czech Republic.
An internet acquaintance of Sebastian who learns about the cruel prank. She actively seeks out Herta and eventually searches for Kallmann to help him.
A prostitute who frequents a bar in Vienna. Kallmann visits her occasionally, and she becomes a point of contact he tries to reach while stranded abroad.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After learning about the prank, Pia searches for Kallmann.
After learning about the prank, Pia finds Herta.
Alex participates with Sebastian in putting Kallmann in the car and taking him to the Czech Republic.
Sebastian and Alex find Kallmann asleep drunk near Westbahnhof, put him in their car trunk, and leave him at a station in Znojmo.
Sebastian and Alex spend their evenings together in bars and cafés, mocking the people there. They jointly take Kallmann to the Czech Republic.
The plot identifies Pia as one of Sebastian's many internet acquaintances.
Kallmann occasionally visits Herta, a prostitute, in a bar, and later tries to contact her from a farm.
A homeless poet is stranded abroad by a cruel prank, while his difficult journey and the search for him expose the consequences of treating vulnerable people as entertainment.
Directed by Michael Glawogger
Slumming (2006) · 6.2/10 · comedy, drama
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