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The story of a 14-year-old boy's problems. Unable to overcome his parents' divorce, Steffen mutates into a "failure" and has to repeat year 7 at school. His mother and teachers are helpless and disappointed in the boy. He remains withdrawn from them and builds his own world by escaping to an old tower where he secretly writes poetry. Franziska, one of Steffen's classmates, is very fond of him and stands up for him; she fights for Steffen's fair treatment. Then the friendship between the two young people is put to the test by the boy's mistrust.
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The story of a 14-year-old boy's problems. Unable to overcome his parents' divorce, Steffen mutates into a "failure" and has to repeat year 7 at school. His mother and teachers are helpless and disappointed in the boy. He remains withdrawn from them and builds his own world by escaping to an old tower where he secretly writes poetry. Franziska, one of Steffen's classmates, is very fond of him and stands up for him; she fights for Steffen's fair treatment. Then the friendship between the two young people is put to the test by the boy's mistrust.
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Written By:Ingrid Föhr
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Studio:DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme
Cast
Andreas Schreiber
Director
Sebastian Katzer
Steffen Büttner
Manon Richter
Franziska Pose
Margot Busse
Frau Büttner
Horst Schulze
Gustav Huber
Joachim Siebenschuh
Herr Büttner
Uta Eisold
Thea Büttner
Regina Beyer
Frau Pose
Kaspar Eichel
Herr Braun
Gert Grasse
Herr Drechsel
Juliane Korén
Frau Platow
Christel Peters
alte Dame
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