The Best LGBT Films and Shows to Watch Online
Celebrate Pride with these movies and TV shows available on popular streaming services. (Good news: a lot of them are available for free.)
Der Stinkstiefel
Ever since his wife Paula left him, Felix Keller has been holed up in his apartment, and it is only right that the residents avoid him. But then a leaking water pipe, which turns his apartment into a damp biotope, forces him to make contact with the outside world. The water damage was caused by Marie in the apartment above him. Of all things, Felix is partly to blame for a car accident in which her daughter Amelie broke her leg
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Ever since his wife Paula left him, Felix Keller has been holed up in his apartment, and it is only right that the residents avoid him. But then a leaking water pipe, which turns his apartment into a damp biotope, forces him to make contact with the outside world. The water damage was caused by Marie in the apartment above him. Of all things, Felix is partly to blame for a car accident in which her daughter Amelie broke her leg
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Stefan Rogall
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Studio:Cologne Film, ARD, ZDF
Cast
Thomas Nennstiel
Director
Leonard Lansink
Felix Keller
Proschat Madani
Marie Maibach
Josefine Preuß
Amelie Maibach
Barbara Rudnik
Paula
Franziska Traub
Helga Gabriel
David C. Bunners
Lutz Schneider
Us Conradi
Evelyn Krieger
Susanne Häusler
Gisela Lautenschläger
Oliver Muth
Chef von Benno
Hannes Wegener
Benno Bücker
Lilian Klebow
Inga Rittersbach
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