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A Lady's Rituals
Somewhere in the Münsterland region of the 19th century, a shepherdess and well-known soothsayer - known as the "Spökenkiekerin" in Westphalian - causes an uproar in the village community with her seemingly insane prophecies. The mayor, in particular, is annoyed by her prophecies. He decides to have her chased out of the village. But a lovely young lady comes to the shepherdess's aid with her occult powers.
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Somewhere in the Münsterland region of the 19th century, a shepherdess and well-known soothsayer - known as the "Spökenkiekerin" in Westphalian - causes an uproar in the village community with her seemingly insane prophecies. The mayor, in particular, is annoyed by her prophecies. He decides to have her chased out of the village. But a lovely young lady comes to the shepherdess's aid with her occult powers.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Charlotte Krafft
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Fachhochschule Dortmund, Outside the Club, Goldstoff Filme
Cast
Mark Lorei
Director
Jenny König
Das Fräulein
Eva-Maria Sommersberg
Die Spökenkiekerin
Mechthild Großmann
Erzählerin
Manuel Talarico
A. Meissner
Leonie Rainer
Hausmädchen Ida
Milena Straube
Hausmädchen Luise
Cennet Ruya Voß
Hausmädchen Suse
Marcel Becker-Neu
Bauer Wilmsen
Wolf Danny Homann
Bauer Wimsen
Fabian Nolte
Hausdiener Hermann-Josef
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