'The Birdcage' is a Fun Film to Watch for Pride Month
The relationship between the characters is what makes this film stand out, and it’s just all-around fun.
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The daily confrontation with the darkest abysses of the human soul has turned war reporter Paul Holland into an incorrigible cynic. Only one thing keeps him going: his love for his girlfriend Sybille. When she suddenly disappears without a trace one day, everything points to a kidnapping - but there doesn't seem to be a motive. Desperate, Paul goes in search of his beloved. Because he just doesn't want to and can't believe that Sybille is possibly dead.
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The daily confrontation with the darkest abysses of the human soul has turned war reporter Paul Holland into an incorrigible cynic. Only one thing keeps him going: his love for his girlfriend Sybille. When she suddenly disappears without a trace one day, everything points to a kidnapping - but there doesn't seem to be a motive. Desperate, Paul goes in search of his beloved. Because he just doesn't want to and can't believe that Sybille is possibly dead.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Sarah Kirkegaard, Günter Schütter
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Carlo Rola
Director
Peter Simonischek
Paul Holland
Iris Berben
Sybille Loredo alias Victoria Brunswick
Nina Proll
Petra Wendt
Johannes Silberschneider
Kommissar Kohut
Gitta Schweighöfer
Franziska Zscheile
Joachim Paul Assböck
Walter Albertz
Carmen-Maja Antoni
Bea Höhnefeld
Ole Puppe
Pascal Höhnefeld
Jana Thies
Hanne Welz / Mara
Fritz von Friedl
Günter Enders alias Emilio Trenti
Hans Klima
Dr. Gürtler
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