The End of “The End of Oak Street” is Oak Street
An attempt to capture nostalgia that unfortunately just doesn’t work
Locked in Society
On a Friday afternoon, there was an unexpected knock on the door of the staff room of a city high school. An ambitious father is willing to go to extremes to get his son admitted to high school. The six teachers who are still at school so shortly before the start of the weekend now have to find out the hard way. After some unexpected twists and embarrassing revelations, true abysses open up for everyone involved...
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On a Friday afternoon, there was an unexpected knock on the door of the staff room of a city high school. An ambitious father is willing to go to extremes to get his son admitted to high school. The six teachers who are still at school so shortly before the start of the weekend now have to find out the hard way. After some unexpected twists and embarrassing revelations, true abysses open up for everyone involved...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jan Weiler
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Bantry Bay Productions, Deutsche Columbia Filmproduktion, Sony Pictures International Productions
Cast
Sönke Wortmann
Director
Florian David Fitz
Peter Mertens
Anke Engelke
Heidi Lohmann
Justus von Dohnányi
Klaus Engelhardt
Nilam Farooq
Sarah Schuster
Thomas Loibl
Holger Arndt
Torben Kessler
Bernd Vogel
Thorsten Merten
Manfred Prohaska
Serkan Kaya
Florian Beinacker
Ronald Kukulies
Eberhard Lichtenstein
Nick Julius Schuck
Fabian Prohaska
Carl Phillip Benzschawel
Benjamin Mehltau
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