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The Bergen Empire 1962. For years there has been a war... Abused for the newsreel as a mascot for war propaganda, the young nurse Elisa is sent back to her devastated hometown to boost morale. But when she is assigned to old General Roald as a housekeeper, he recognizes his young self in her and opens her eyes. Worried about her family, she agrees to a risky plan against the regime..
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The Bergen Empire 1962. For years there has been a war... Abused for the newsreel as a mascot for war propaganda, the young nurse Elisa is sent back to her devastated hometown to boost morale. But when she is assigned to old General Roald as a housekeeper, he recognizes his young self in her and opens her eyes. Worried about her family, she agrees to a risky plan against the regime..
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Florian Juterschnig, Veselý Marek
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Runtime:113 minutes
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Veselý Marek
Director
Isabel Brachowicz
Elisa Stuart
Katharina Felzmann
Maggy Stuart
Bianca Kobald
Lotte Wolfram
Martin Ploderer
Roald von Niederrhein
Nikolaus Lessky
Richard Stuart
Wieland Lackinger
General Haneda
Bernd F. Vennebusch
Der Große Vorsitzende
Helena Strasser
Anne
Flora Punzer
Krankenschwester Vesely
Ernst Brückler
Staatssekretär Beck
Leonie Berner
Marktfrau
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