Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness
Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness explores true identity through exploration.
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After the death of her father Georg Inga Hauck drives together with her son Max in their home village. In her old home she meets Anna Kertesz. Inga's parents had taken Anna 28 years ago after her adult brother Zoltan mysteriously disappeared. Since the same day also Ingas was missing then six-year-old brother Magnus. Inga is being overtaken by her past in her parents' house. Soon her nerves are bare. And every day her memories come back.
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After the death of her father Georg Inga Hauck drives together with her son Max in their home village. In her old home she meets Anna Kertesz. Inga's parents had taken Anna 28 years ago after her adult brother Zoltan mysteriously disappeared. Since the same day also Ingas was missing then six-year-old brother Magnus. Inga is being overtaken by her past in her parents' house. Soon her nerves are bare. And every day her memories come back.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Crime
Written By:Corinna Vogelsang
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Nordfilm, ARD
Cast
Brigitte Bertele
Director
Silke Bodenbender
Inga Hauck
Bibiana Beglau
Anna Kertesz
Cai Cohrs
Max / Magnus
Barbara Schnitzler
Tuva Hauck
Pauline Knof
Tuva Hauck (jung)
Peter Maertens
Georg Hauck
Kai Maertens
Georg Hauck (jung)
Steven Scharf
Christian Neumann
Peter Franke
Hannes Lünning
Johannes Allmayer
Olaf Lünning
Helena Pieske
Inga Hauck (jung)
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