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Stromberg - Wieder alles wie immer
About twenty years ago, Germany got to know Bernd Stromberg and his team from the claims department at CAPITOL Insurance. Back then, there was nothing vegan in the cafeteria, and bullying and sexism were commonplace in the office. Since then, the world of work has changed enormously. But has Bernd Stromberg changed too?
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About twenty years ago, Germany got to know Bernd Stromberg and his team from the claims department at CAPITOL Insurance. Back then, there was nothing vegan in the cafeteria, and bullying and sexism were commonplace in the office. Since then, the world of work has changed enormously. But has Bernd Stromberg changed too?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ralf Husmann
In Theaters:
Box Office:$9,651,864
Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:MadeFor Film, SevenPictures Film, Banijay Productions Germany
Cast
Arne Feldhusen
Director
Christoph Maria Herbst
Bernd Stromberg
Bjarne Mädel
Berthold Heisterkamp
Oliver Wnuk
Ulf Steinke
Diana Staehly
Tanja Steinke
Milena Dreißig
Jennifer Schirrmann
László Branko Breiding
Julian Gilsmeyer
Sophia Burtscher
Luna
Anna Mateur
Sascha
Carlo Stolle
Marvin Steinke
Laurens Walter
Lars Lehnhoff
Angelika Richter
Nicole Rückert
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