Love Stories from the African Diaspora
Here are some of our picks for inclusive Black love stories in film and media. We hope you enjoy these tender love stories and beautiful depictions.
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An elderly gentleman lies dead in bed. For the employees of the Cologne funeral home, this is nothing unusual. Apparently, Mr. Dressler died of tuberculosis. But then bloodstains are found on the headrest, and one of the undertakers discovers a bullet. So it was no ordinary death after all!
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An elderly gentleman lies dead in bed. For the employees of the Cologne funeral home, this is nothing unusual. Apparently, Mr. Dressler died of tuberculosis. But then bloodstains are found on the headrest, and one of the undertakers discovers a bullet. So it was no ordinary death after all!
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Genre:Crime, TV Movie
Written By:Wolfgang Menge
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:WDR
Cast
Walter Davy
Director
Hans Nielsen
Detective Superintendent Ücker
Anaid Iplicjian
Margot Dressler
Alexander Allerson
Inspector Krempel
Vera Tschechowa
Barbara Winkler
Käthe Lindenberg
Lucie Ohlendorf
Carl Brückel
Grandpa Ohlendorf
Dagmar Bensiek
Renate Ohlendorf
Carmen Steinkrauss
Elsa
Heide Keller
Ms. Barsig
Karel Otto
Fritz Dressler
Margret van Munster
Mrs. Plöger
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