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Jack
Delving deep into the soul of one of Austria’s most infamous real-life convicts, Jack is a fascinating, unprejudiced look at the path to redemption and the obstacles that bar the way.
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Delving deep into the soul of one of Austria’s most infamous real-life convicts, Jack is a fascinating, unprejudiced look at the path to redemption and the obstacles that bar the way.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Elisabeth Scharang
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Epo-Film
Cast
Elisabeth Scharang
Director
Johannes Krisch
Jack Unterweger
Corinna Harfouch
Susanne Sönnmann
Birgit Minichmayr
Marlies Haum
Valerie Pachner
Marlene
Paulus Manker
Psychologe Ziehofer
Sarah Viktoria Frick
Charlotte
Inge Maux
Jacks Mutter
Rainer Egger
Anwalt Knöppl
Michael Fuith
Inspektor Andres
Birgit Linauer
Inspektorin Rochl
Sami Loris
Verleger Bastian Wolf
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