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It is an absolute B movie. It starts like a fake western movie and continuous with an East European prostitute on the run from her manager. Bad example of a good quality German movie. There are many of good quality and better than average American entertainment. But this one is not.
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It is an absolute B movie. It starts like a fake western movie and continuous with an East European prostitute on the run from her manager. Bad example of a good quality German movie. There are many of good quality and better than average American entertainment. But this one is not.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Caroline Hecht
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:U5 Filmproduktion, ARD
Cast
Tomy Wigand
Director
Anna Unterberger
Sveta
Marc Benjamin
Max Wolf
Tobias van Dieken
Michael Bliesinger
Sebastian Fritz
Konrad Wolf
Franziska Walser
Erika Wolf
Klaus Pohl
Alois Bliesinger
Nora Boeckler
Kellnerin Moni
Mario Irrek
Charlie Scheppach
Michael Kranz
Landrat Häberle
Eva-Maria Kurz
Gerdi
Bernhard Hurm
Bauer Röttgers
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