Kill Bill: Volume 1 Review
Kill Bill: Volume 1 is a highly entertaining flick, designed to tap into our levels of adrenaline. Tarantino has crafted a cinematic winner, overflowing with nostalgic richness and a love for cinema.
Einmal Dieb, immer Dieb
Jean Berlinger is a gentleman and master thief. With playful ease he breaks into well-secured museums and steals their most valuable exhibits. The police are always in the wrong. With the money he receives for the precious loot, he supports retirement homes and homeless shelters. In preparation for his next coup, Berlinger meets the beautiful educator Julia. She runs a kindergarten next to the Egyptian Museum, from which Berlinger wants to steal the world-famous Nefertiti.
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Jean Berlinger is a gentleman and master thief. With playful ease he breaks into well-secured museums and steals their most valuable exhibits. The police are always in the wrong. With the money he receives for the precious loot, he supports retirement homes and homeless shelters. In preparation for his next coup, Berlinger meets the beautiful educator Julia. She runs a kindergarten next to the Egyptian Museum, from which Berlinger wants to steal the world-famous Nefertiti.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Crime, Romance
Written By:Uwe Wilhelm
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Michael Kreindl
Director
Sascha Hehn
Jean Berlinger
Christina Plate
Julia Weber
Walter Kreye
Kommissar Leibnitz
Robert Lohr
Der Franzose
Helene Grass
Teresa
Helga Göring
Mutter Berlinger
Kristian Nekrasov
Goller
Barbara Schnitzler
Museumsdirektorin
Michael Pink
Polizeibeamter Schelling
Chantal Landgraf
Luisa
Bali-Nijan Meewes
Fine
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