Sonic the Hedgehog 2 has been Unleashed
A smashing sequel to the first Sonic the Hedgehog film that also brings back elements from the popular video game series.
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While searching for a serial killer in Berlin's tunnel system, investigator Maik Brunner is hit by a subway train. He wakes up in hospital - in the GDR, in 1984! Lieutenant Kempe is already waiting for him - she is working with him on a series of murders very similar to the one in 2009. Here, too, the perpetrator has poisoned his victims. And here, too, he knows his way around the underground. If Brunner catches the perpetrator in 1984, he could save his girlfriend. In 2009, she is in the hands of the madman...
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While searching for a serial killer in Berlin's tunnel system, investigator Maik Brunner is hit by a subway train. He wakes up in hospital - in the GDR, in 1984! Lieutenant Kempe is already waiting for him - she is working with him on a series of murders very similar to the one in 2009. Here, too, the perpetrator has poisoned his victims. And here, too, he knows his way around the underground. If Brunner catches the perpetrator in 1984, he could save his girlfriend. In 2009, she is in the hands of the madman...
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Ralf Kinder
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Jorgo Papavassiliou
Director
Stephan Luca
Maik Brunner
Petra Kleinert
Gaby Kempe
Mina Tander
Bettina / Heike Gruner - jung
Alexander Scheer
Siggi Brunner
Christoph Grunert
Oberkommissar Rene Rachow
Michael Gwisdek
Boltun
Michael Kind
Major Krawczyk
Andreas Hoppe
Oberleutnant Gruner
Rüdiger Joswig
Bezirksstaatsanwalt Manfred Kessler
Bruno F. Apitz
Udo Kittner (as Bruno Apitz)
Svea Timander
Heike
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