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Cloudy Clouds
17-year-old Paul likes strange things: stealth trails and abandoned buildings, whispered conversations and left-behind bags. Besides that, he seems to be a young man without qualities. His mysterious nature catches the eyes of his classmate Dala and his art-loving teacher Mr. Bulwer, both seemingly driven by hidden desires. Then a boy’s dead body is discovered in the forest...
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17-year-old Paul likes strange things: stealth trails and abandoned buildings, whispered conversations and left-behind bags. Besides that, he seems to be a young man without qualities. His mysterious nature catches the eyes of his classmate Dala and his art-loving teacher Mr. Bulwer, both seemingly driven by hidden desires. Then a boy’s dead body is discovered in the forest...
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Glenn Büsing
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Rabiatfilm, SR, HR
Cast
Christian Schäfer
Director
Jonas Holdenrieder
Paul Nebe
Devid Striesow
Erich Bulwer
Valerie Stoll
Dala Brünne
Peter Jordan
Per-Ulrich Nebe
Claudia Geisler-Bading
Sylvia Nebe
Max Schimmelpfennig
Max Gunthermann
Aurel Klug
Silas Nebe
Valentino Fortuzzi
David Schatterhain
Viola Neumann
Nicole Hüller
Oliver Nägele
Headmaster Kupferschlag
Sascha Nathan
Chief Inspector Stöbhaas
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