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Half Brothers
Julian, Yasin and Addi learn from the executor of their deceased mother's will that the three men, who had previously been complete strangers, are brothers. The news hits like a bomb. A German family man with a penchant for tricks, a spoiled, ambitious Turk and a rapping African – the three siblings immediately hate each other and it would all be nice if their paths were to separate again soon.
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Julian, Yasin and Addi learn from the executor of their deceased mother's will that the three men, who had previously been complete strangers, are brothers. The news hits like a bomb. A German family man with a penchant for tricks, a spoiled, ambitious Turk and a rapping African – the three siblings immediately hate each other and it would all be nice if their paths were to separate again soon.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Doron Wisotzky, Michael Ostrowski
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Film, Syrreal Entertainment, Conradfilm
Cast
Christian Alvart
Director
Julia Dietze
Esther
Wilson Gonzalez Ochsenknecht
Gonzo
Fahri Yardım
Yasin Lerchenfeld
Charly Hübner
U-Bahn Lemmele
Michael Mendl
Dr. Blöckers
Mavie Hörbiger
Sandra
Detlev Buck
Achim
Niels-Bruno Schmidt
Nachtportier
Teddy Teclebrhan
Ademola 'Addi' Tomo
Daniel Krauss
Bollinger
Peri Baumeister
Cindy
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