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Kalt ist der Abendhauch (2000)
Love story spanning 60 years of the lives of Charlotte and Hugo. As a teenager before the war she is in love with him, but he marries her sister. They share some brief happy moments during the difficult post-war period, then they are separated for the longest time. They meet again as 80-year olds.
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Love story spanning 60 years of the lives of Charlotte and Hugo. As a teenager before the war she is in love with him, but he marries her sister. They share some brief happy moments during the difficult post-war period, then they are separated for the longest time. They meet again as 80-year olds.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Kathrin Richter, Ralf Hertwig
In Theaters:8/28/2000
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Senator Film
Cast
Rainer Kaufmann
Director
Heinz Bennent
Hugo Wimmer (alt)
Gisela Trowe
Charlotte Hoffmann (alt)
August Diehl
Hugo Wimmer (jung)
Fritzi Haberlandt
Charlotte Hoffmann (jung)
André Hennicke
Bernhard
Ingo Naujoks
Anton
Vadim Glowna
Eberhard Hoffmann
Elisabeth Trissenaar
Charlottes Mutter
Gisela Schneeberger
Regine
Devid Striesow
Ernst-Ludwig Hoffmann
Fabian Busch
Felix
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