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Vormärz in Germany: Gisela and Walther, a maid and a servant - a predestined path of life, which Gisela rebels against. Her free-thinking spirit puts her in great danger. Is Walther going to join her on this dangerous path?
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Vormärz in Germany: Gisela and Walther, a maid and a servant - a predestined path of life, which Gisela rebels against. Her free-thinking spirit puts her in great danger. Is Walther going to join her on this dangerous path?
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama, History
Written By:Benjamin Hessler, Florian Oeller
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:ZDF, TV-60
Cast
Christoph Schrewe
Director
Miriam Stein
Gisela
Volker Bruch
Walther
Ulrike Folkerts
Gräfin von Rennitz
Walter Sittler
Graf von Rennitz
Trystan Pütter
Diebold
Hans Peter Hallwachs
Mathias
Michael Mendl
Graf von Gehlen
Rolf Kanies
Gutsverwalter Senneisen
Vladimir Burlakov
Heinrich Heine
Oliver Stritzel
Elfreda
Victor Schefé
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