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Gelsenkirchen, 1979: Three female employees of a photo lab discover by chance that they are paid much less than their male colleagues for their work. Lilli and her two friends want to take a stand against this, as the German constitution already states that men and women have equal rights.
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Gelsenkirchen, 1979: Three female employees of a photo lab discover by chance that they are paid much less than their male colleagues for their work. Lilli and her two friends want to take a stand against this, as the German constitution already states that men and women have equal rights.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy
Written By:Ulla Ziemann, Sebastian Orlac
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Studio:ARD
Cast
Wolfgang Murnberger
Director
Alwara Höfels
Lilli Czipowski
Imogen Kogge
Gerda Rapp
Katharina M. Schubert
Rosi Kessler
Karsten Mielke
Kalle Kobel
Christoph Bach
Ritschi Blaschke
Johanna Gastdorf
Frau Radtke
Martin Brambach
Wolfgang Kessler
Anna Lucia Gualano
Jule Czipowsi
Gitta Schweighöfer
Charly
Jesse Albert
Christian Pollak
Nicholas Bodeux
Kurt Kainrath
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