Kolle - Ein Leben für Liebe und Sex
At the end of the 1960s, in the midst of political and social turbulence between revolt and reaction, journalist and filmmaker Oswalt Kolle fights for his ideas of liberal sex education with great commitment and sometimes missionary zeal. But Kolle has to fight against fierce resistance: The German Film Industry's Voluntary Self-Regulation Body (FSK) wants to put his latest film "The Miracle of Love" on the index. In a tough and at times unintentionally comical battle, Kolle has to go through three instances before he wins full approval for the film with the help of his agile producer Lenz Schäfer and the resourceful lawyer Dr. Fritz Ascher.
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At the end of the 1960s, in the midst of political and social turbulence between revolt and reaction, journalist and filmmaker Oswalt Kolle fights for his ideas of liberal sex education with great commitment and sometimes missionary zeal. But Kolle has to fight against fierce resistance: The German Film Industry's Voluntary Self-Regulation Body (FSK) wants to put his latest film "The Miracle of Love" on the index. In a tough and at times unintentionally comical battle, Kolle has to go through three instances before he wins full approval for the film with the help of his agile producer Lenz Schäfer and the resourceful lawyer Dr. Fritz Ascher.
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Susanne Zanke
Director
Sylvester Groth
Oswalt Kolle
Annett Renneberg
Christiane
Petra Zieser
Marlies Kolle
Bernd Stegemann
Lenz Schäfer
Matthias Matschke
Dr.Ascher
Oliver Boysen
Max
Eva-Maria Kurz
Frau von Bredow
Klaus Peeck
Dr. Hans Tellmeier
Peter Rühring
Dr. Schubert
Jessica Richter
Cornelia Kolle
Willi Herren
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