Let's Rock 'That Girl Lay Lay'
This Nickelodeon live-action TV series features strong Black representation.
Winterherz: Tod in einer kalten Nacht
After a night out at a disco, 17-year-old Finn is hit by a car driven by aspiring judge Maxim Vollert. He leaves the seemingly uninjured man behind, who succumbs to his internal injuries. Finn's brother Mike, who reproaches himself for letting the drunk Finn walk home alone, meets Sylvie Vollert at Finn's grave, who was sitting next to her husband in the car on the night of the accident. A passionate relationship develops between Mike and Sylvie. Mike soon suspects that Sylvie was involved in his brother's death. When Mike tells his parents about the growing suspicions against the Vollerts and his mother finds out about the liaison between Mike and Sylvie, her world collapses.
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After a night out at a disco, 17-year-old Finn is hit by a car driven by aspiring judge Maxim Vollert. He leaves the seemingly uninjured man behind, who succumbs to his internal injuries. Finn's brother Mike, who reproaches himself for letting the drunk Finn walk home alone, meets Sylvie Vollert at Finn's grave, who was sitting next to her husband in the car on the night of the accident. A passionate relationship develops between Mike and Sylvie. Mike soon suspects that Sylvie was involved in his brother's death. When Mike tells his parents about the growing suspicions against the Vollerts and his mother finds out about the liaison between Mike and Sylvie, her world collapses.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Susanne Schneider
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:ZDF, Hager Moss Film
Cast
Johannes Fabrick
Director
Anton Spieker
Mike Gattner
Laura de Boer
Sylvie
Franz Pätzold
Maxim
Ulrike Kriener
Renata
David Zimmerschied
Kalli
Amanda da Gloria
Valerie / Mike's girlfriend
Mona Seefried
Ruth Vollert
Karl Knaup
Oberstaatsanwalt Dr. Rudolf Sievers
Bogdan Pirnau
Angeklagter
Stephan Buschmann
Guest
Bernhard Schütz
Peter Gattner
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