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Blind at Heart
After WWII, Helene is ready to do anything to start a new life. As a young woman, she came to the exciting Berlin of the roaring 20s, wanting to become a doctor, and soon fell in love with a man named Karl. But the course of her life took a drastic, irreversible turn when the Nazis came into power.
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After WWII, Helene is ready to do anything to start a new life. As a young woman, she came to the exciting Berlin of the roaring 20s, wanting to become a doctor, and soon fell in love with a man named Karl. But the course of her life took a drastic, irreversible turn when the Nazis came into power.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Meike Hauck
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Runtime:137 minutes
Studio:Yellow Bird Pictures, C-Films, Iris Productions, Senator Film, SRF, ZDF, Wild Bunch Germany
Cast
Barbara Albert
Director
Mala Emde
Helene
Max von der Groeben
Wilhelm Semisch
Thomas Prenn
Karl Wertheimer
Liliane Amuat
Martha Würsich
Fabienne Elaine Hollwege
Fanny
Laura Louisa Garde
Leontine
Eli Wasserscheid
Selma Würsich
Helena Pieske
Helene - young
Maria Matschke
Martha - young
Lilia Herrmann
Leontine - young
Finjen Kiefer
Peter - child
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