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Annie is a cashier in a Munich Cinema Center. Her everyday life is the complete opposite of the exciting screen adventures she sells at the box office, so she fantasizes about the movies during the day. At night, she also begins to stage her own adventure in real life.
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Annie is a cashier in a Munich Cinema Center. Her everyday life is the complete opposite of the exciting screen adventures she sells at the box office, so she fantasizes about the movies during the day. At night, she also begins to stage her own adventure in real life.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Beate Klöckner
Written By:Richard L. Wagner, Beate Klöckner
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Prokino Filmproduktion

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Beate Klöckner

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Barbara Rudnik

Annie

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Gordon Mitchell

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Veronika von Quast

Monika

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Peter Kaempfe

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Per Holgher

Richard

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Matthias Hell

Theatre Director

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