Pain and Glory: Great for Spain and Story…
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The Puppet Grave Digger
In a small German town roams Ben, a boy with mental disorders. When several youths are murdered Ben becomes suspect.
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In a small German town roams Ben, a boy with mental disorders. When several youths are murdered Ben becomes suspect.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Christoph Busch, Petra Hammesfahr
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Studio:Filmpool
Cast
Claudia Prietzel, Peter Henning
Director
Suzanne von Borsody
Trude Schlösser
Manfred Zapatka
Bruno Kleu
Karin Düwel
Maria Jensen
Paula Kalenberg
Tanja Schlösser
Bernd Tauber
Jakob Schlösser
Sven Hönig
Ben Schlösser
Adriana Altaras
Antonia Lässler
Matthias Brenner
Paul Lässler
Sabine Wackernagel
Renate Kleu
Fabian Zapatka
Dieter Kleu
Karoline Schuch
Marlene Jensen
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