'The Baby-Sitters Club' (2020)
This Netflix series is a remake based on the book series of the same name with a more diverse main cast.
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Hamburg in autumn 2011: The boy Jens lives with his alcoholic mother. After an argument he leaves the apartment and has to sleep on a park bench because his mother doesn't hear his ringing. The next morning he meets punk Andi, who offers him to become part of the punk scene. He accepts and meets Keule, a punk who introduces him to the secrets of the scene. To be accepted, he has to pass three tests.
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Hamburg in autumn 2011: The boy Jens lives with his alcoholic mother. After an argument he leaves the apartment and has to sleep on a park bench because his mother doesn't hear his ringing. The next morning he meets punk Andi, who offers him to become part of the punk scene. He accepts and meets Keule, a punk who introduces him to the secrets of the scene. To be accepted, he has to pass three tests.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Felix Gerbrod
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Studio:Kino ohne Talent
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