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My Name Is Bach
Composer Johann Sebastian Bach is introduced to King Frederick II of Prussia in 1747. The aging composer and the young monarch clash and a battle of egos ensues.
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Composer Johann Sebastian Bach is introduced to King Frederick II of Prussia in 1747. The aging composer and the young monarch clash and a battle of egos ensues.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dominique de Rivaz, Jean-Luc Bourgeois, Leo Raat
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:CAB Productions, TSR, Pandora Film, Twenty Twenty Vision Filmproduktion, WDR, SRG SSR
Cast
Dominique de Rivaz
Director
Vadim Glowna
Johann Sebastian Bach
Jürgen Vogel
Friedrich II. von Preußen
Karoline Herfurth
Prinzessin Amalie
Anatole Taubman
Friedemann Bach
Paul Herwig
Emanuel Bach
Antje Westermann
Johanna Bach
Detlev Buck
Zollbeamter
Hans-Michael Rehberg
Medikus
Henning Peker
Königsbote
Michel Cassagne
Voltaire
Patrice-Luc Doumeyrou
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