“Omaha”: Innocence Broken by Economic Injustice
Omaha reminds us of what it can feel like to look at old family photographs. You sit with the bittersweetness, allowing it to wash over you; not drowning in it, but certainly affected by it.
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Power woman Carla Bergmann is a committed pastor with heart and mind. Thanks to her media-effective appearances, Carla has made a difference in the Third World and, after eventful years abroad, is now looking forward to her pastorate in Cologne. Here she finally wants to take care of her daughter Sarah, who is in a marital crisis. But nothing goes as planned: Sarah resists her domineering mother, and Carla's promised position is already occupied by someone else. The pastor is forced to take over a small church in Sauerland, where she has to start from scratch.
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Power woman Carla Bergmann is a committed pastor with heart and mind. Thanks to her media-effective appearances, Carla has made a difference in the Third World and, after eventful years abroad, is now looking forward to her pastorate in Cologne. Here she finally wants to take care of her daughter Sarah, who is in a marital crisis. But nothing goes as planned: Sarah resists her domineering mother, and Carla's promised position is already occupied by someone else. The pastor is forced to take over a small church in Sauerland, where she has to start from scratch.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dagmar Damek
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Studio:ARD
Cast
Dagmar Damek
Director
Marie-Luise Marjan
Carla Bergmann
Ulrich Pleitgen
Prof. Konrad Bechtolsheim
Bettina Kupfer
Sarah Mertens
Margarita Broich
Wirtin Elfriede
Hans Peter Hallwachs
Bruder Lorenz
Ralph Herforth
Rolf Kottenburg
Matthias Komm
Bauer Berner
Horst Mendroch
Küster Kessler
Michelle von Treuberg
Biggi Mertens
Peter Raffalt
Wirt
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