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Men in the City (2009)
Follows six very different men and their struggles with women, family and work. Yet, they are somehow connected to each other.
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Follows six very different men and their struggles with women, family and work. Yet, they are somehow connected to each other.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Simon Verhoeven
In Theaters:10/8/2009
Box Office:$22,420,615
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Wiedemann & Berg Film
Cast
Simon Verhoeven
Director
Christian Ulmen
Günther Stobanski
Nadja Uhl
Susanne Feldberg
Til Schweiger
Jerome Ades
Wotan Wilke Möhring
Roland Feldberg
Florian David Fitz
Niklas Michalke
Maxim Mehmet
Phillipp Henrion
Jana Pallaske
Nina Helmich
Justus von Dohnányi
Bruce Berger
Guido Föhrweißer
Heiko
Liane Forestieri
Laura Sandner
Inez Bjørg David
Maria Hellström
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