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Zwischen Pankow und Zehlendorf
In 1950s Berlin, eleven-year-old Susanne spends her time alternately in eastern Pankow with her mother and sister and in western Zehlendorf, where her wealthy grandmother enables the piano student to attend a music school. What she sees as a well-established everyday life comes to an end when her father Emil returns traumatized from captivity as a prisoner of war and begins to reorganize the family's life.
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In 1950s Berlin, eleven-year-old Susanne spends her time alternately in eastern Pankow with her mother and sister and in western Zehlendorf, where her wealthy grandmother enables the piano student to attend a music school. What she sees as a well-established everyday life comes to an end when her father Emil returns traumatized from captivity as a prisoner of war and begins to reorganize the family's life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Horst Seemann, Rita Kuczynski
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Allianz Filmproduktion, WDR, Künstlerische Arbeitsgruppe "Johannisthal", DEFA-Studio Babelsberg, ZDF
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