Kebab mit Alles (2011)

Johann Stanzerl, the owner of the Prinz Eugen coffeehouse in Vienna, named after Prince Eugene of Savoy, finds himself surrounded by Turkish businesses and restaurants. With his regular local customers and his wife Sofie’s traditional pastries, he sees himself as the last Austrian bastion and runs the only Austrian establishment still left in his neighborhood. After the Austrian tailor next door also shuts down, Johann decides to expand his business. He signs a lease with the owner, Count von Wildmannsdorf, and pays him an illegal key money fee. However, the count turns out to be a crook: before emigrating to Indonesia, he had leased the same commercial premises a second time, this time to the Turkish businessman Mustafa Öztürk. When Johann wants to break through the wall into the neighboring premises, Mustafa and his family show up instead of the Polish crew of dodgy tradesmen Johann was expecting, and Mustafa starts tearing down the wall from his side at the same time. Mustafa wants to open a Turkish specialty restaurant with his wife, Sabrie, and make room to expand his own business. But Mustafa has bought the entire building from the count, including the Stanzerls’ apartment. A friendship develops between Sofie and Sabrie, and when a mobile Chinese wok-food stand stops in front of Mustafa’s house and Johann’s Prinz Eugen café, the two men also begin to join forces against the newcomer. However, Mustafa threatens Johann with an eviction lawsuit. At the opening of Mustafa’s restaurant, the dispute between him and Johann begins to escalate. A brawl breaks out between Mustafa’s and Johann’s supporters, ending with police and paramedics arriving with flashing lights. Johann and Mustafa make peace and agree to keep running their two businesses side by side.