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Jugendweihe
Every year in the spring the pupils of the 8th grade in the GDR receive the 'Jugendweihe' and are admitted to the circle of adults. This year, Tim is ready. For him and his classmates, the day begins with a ceremony in the culture house, then he goes with the whole family in a hotel restaurant, to celebrate the event properly.
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Every year in the spring the pupils of the 8th grade in the GDR receive the 'Jugendweihe' and are admitted to the circle of adults. This year, Tim is ready. For him and his classmates, the day begins with a ceremony in the culture house, then he goes with the whole family in a hotel restaurant, to celebrate the event properly.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gerhard Rentzsch
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Fernsehen der DDR
Cast
Celino Bleiweiß
Director
Gertraud Kreissig
Jutta Schäfer
Martin Trettau
Martin Schäfer
Michael Böttcher
Timm Schäfer
Ruth Kommerell
Oma
Käte Koch
Marlies Tilgner
Werner Godemann
Wilfried Tilgner
Janina Hartwig
Anke Tilgner
Lutz Riemann
Kapitän
Wilfried Pucher
Lehrer Fritsche
Jürgen Zartmann
Schauspieler
Frank-Otto Schenk
Dispatcher
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