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Soldier Monika
Monika Donner is a transsexual elite soldier, a front figure for gender rights and an author celebrated by the political right-wing. She, who was once a he, quickly becomes a lone fighter between the ideological fronts.
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Monika Donner is a transsexual elite soldier, a front figure for gender rights and an author celebrated by the political right-wing. She, who was once a he, quickly becomes a lone fighter between the ideological fronts.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Paul Poet
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:FreibeuterFilm, Österreichisches Bundeskanzlerant, Film, ORF, Cine Art Steiermark, Land Steiermark, department 9 - Culture, Europe, Ext. Relations, Land Niederösterreich
Cast
Paul Poet
Director
Monika Donner
Soldier Monika
Philipp Hochmair
The Other Monika
Maria Hofstätter
The Mother
Michael Thomas
El Kapitano
Neil Young
The Anglo-Saxon Axis of Evil
Sarah Zaharanski
The First Wife
Paul Poet
Death Squad Leader
Günther Groissböck
The Opera Singer
Roland Düringer
The Father / The False God
Lili Amira
The Naked Goddess
Mateja Meded
The Second Wife
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