The Jobcentre
„Alone against the mob? Solo against the jobcentre? Classic suicide mission.” That much Mr Berger knows, working at the jobcentre phone support line. But fortunately, Marie is not alone, after she loses her job aged 58. She has gathered a highly specialized troop of long-term unemployed people, and together they can achieve anything.
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„Alone against the mob? Solo against the jobcentre? Classic suicide mission.” That much Mr Berger knows, working at the jobcentre phone support line. But fortunately, Marie is not alone, after she loses her job aged 58. She has gathered a highly specialized troop of long-term unemployed people, and together they can achieve anything.
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Genre:Drama, War, Comedy
Written By:Sebastian Brauneis, Lily Ringler, Helmut Emersberger
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Studio Brauneis
Cast
Sebastian Brauneis
Director
Franz Solar
Roger Hainbucher
Martina Spitzer
Judith Spiel
Kseniia Korolchuk
Ksenija Kovalenko
Simon Frühwirth
Alex Ransmayer
Sebastian von Malfèr
Radomir "Ramo" Zottic
Tania Golden
Bettina "Tina" Turnherr
Mariam Hage
Mahdiya Sayegh
Margarethe Tiesel
Marie Wotruba
Laura Hermann
Anna-Magdalena Stepanek
Dolores Winkler
Jacqueline Nebb
Isabella Knöll
Theresa Brandstätter
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