"East Side Sushi"
When Juana tries real sushi for the first time, she is immediatley smitten by it and discovers a passion she never knew she had.
Ein offener Käfig
Robert Dühring is a respected businessman and lives with his fiancée in a small town in Baden. His brother Georg is a convicted sex offender. Robert has been in denial about Georg for years, but now that his prison sentence and preventive detention are over, Robert has to take Georg in and help him take his first steps towards rehabilitation. His neighbors and friends are afraid. A pogrom atmosphere is slowly spreading in the village. Robert is overwhelmed, he doesn't want to risk his whole life falling apart. But he also begins to realize that Georg must be given a second chance.
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Robert Dühring is a respected businessman and lives with his fiancée in a small town in Baden. His brother Georg is a convicted sex offender. Robert has been in denial about Georg for years, but now that his prison sentence and preventive detention are over, Robert has to take Georg in and help him take his first steps towards rehabilitation. His neighbors and friends are afraid. A pogrom atmosphere is slowly spreading in the village. Robert is overwhelmed, he doesn't want to risk his whole life falling apart. But he also begins to realize that Georg must be given a second chance.
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Studio:WDR, ARD
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Johannes Grieser
Director
Oliver Mommsen
Robert Dühring
Martin Feifel
Georg
Anna Schudt
Liesa Reichard
Mercedes Müller
Hanna Reichard
Ole Puppe
Micha Heinrich
Catherine Flemming
Katja Heinrich
Ferdinand Grözinger
Werkstattleiter Manfred
Holger Kunkel
Stadtrat Schneider
Rainer Piwek
Sozialarbeiter Kippenberg
Max Ruhbaum
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