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The Polar Bear 

Four characters become involved in one dramatic story: Nico has a mission to drive a car containing a live bomb to a specified destination, park the car and escape as quickly as she can. Leo has become his client's target, having carried out a "contract" that unfortunately had already been cancelled. Fabian and Reza want to enjoy themselves without any money, bringing themselves into contact sooner or later with the police. Sooner or later all four will meet up in dramatic circumstances....
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Four characters become involved in one dramatic story: Nico has a mission to drive a car containing a live bomb to a specified destination, park the car and escape as quickly as she can. Leo has become his client's target, having carried out a "contract" that unfortunately had already been cancelled. Fabian and Reza want to enjoy themselves without any money, bringing themselves into contact sooner or later with the police. Sooner or later all four will meet up in dramatic circumstances....

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Genre:Action, Thriller
Directed By:Til Schweiger, Granz Henman
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ena Film GmbH, Mr. Brown Entertainment

Cast

Director

Til Schweiger, Granz Henman

Director

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Til Schweiger

Leo

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Karina Krawczyk

Nico

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Benno Fürmann

Fabian

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Florian Lukas

Reza

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Jürgen Tarrach

Manni

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Ralf Richter

Zivilpolizist

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Thierry van Werveke

Norbert

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Ralph Herforth

Zivilpolizist

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Leonard Lansink

Barkeeper Paul's Eck

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Leander Haußmann

Stephan

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Willi Thomczyk

Alfred

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