“Supergirl” Is Like, Fine, Whatever
Supergirl is a decent movie, anchored by great action scenes and a great lead performance
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It was her voice that made him want to stay. Only first he has to win everyone’s vote. Downvoted by the community a young man learns how to play by the rules of a bizarr jazz club, lobby to the top and all for love and glory. Yet can one persevere in society without losing one's soul?
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It was her voice that made him want to stay. Only first he has to win everyone’s vote. Downvoted by the community a young man learns how to play by the rules of a bizarr jazz club, lobby to the top and all for love and glory. Yet can one persevere in society without losing one's soul?
Cast
Lisa Hasenhütl
Director
Felix Kreutzer
young man
Anna Suk
Jazzsinger
Ruth Brauer-Kvam
Justizia
Alan Burgon
Trickster
Sandra Hartlauer
Die Kellnerin der Reichen
Marlene Hauser
Die Assistentin der Heuchlerin
Sören Kneidl
Barkeeper
Karoline-Anni Reingraber
Politikerin
Franziska von Harsdorf
Die Kellnerin
Eva Dorlaß
Die Händlerin
Karoline Kucera
Die Bettlerin
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