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Starring Myself
A depressed entertainer wants to conquer the stages of the world. He has only one problem: no one knows him. His ambitious sister wants to change that. She organizes a film crew to record his glamorous rise, but instead deep abysses reveal themselves behind the facade.
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A depressed entertainer wants to conquer the stages of the world. He has only one problem: no one knows him. His ambitious sister wants to change that. She organizes a film crew to record his glamorous rise, but instead deep abysses reveal themselves behind the facade.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Sabine Koder
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Elfenholz Film
Cast
Sabine Koder
Director
Johannes Dullin
Ricky Sokatani
Karin Hanczewski
Tanja Freitag
Gisa Flake
Hanna Salami
David Zimmerschied
Jamie Röhrenkamp
Petra Morzé
Renate Freitag
Anne Müller
Elisa Mangold
Ted Trube
Ricky (als Kind)
Michaela Schausberger
Renate Freitag (jung)
Tilman Vellguth
Beppo
Maik Rogge
Michael Breit
Sushila Sara Mai
Sandra Giebinger
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