Schicksalsspiel (1993)
Overview
A Romeo-and-Juliet-tale between the soccer-clubs of St. Pauli and Rostock.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.175 |
Directed By
Bernd Schadewald
Crew
Bernd Schadewald
Loy Wesselburg
Klaus R. Weinrich
Jörg Mertink
Astrid Schoepplenberg
Jörg Mertink
Frank Ahrens
Klaus Eichhammer
Bernd Schadewald
Jürgen Dünnwald
Barbara Winter
Detlef Thiel
Vera Kriegeskotte
Jörg Pawlik
Andreas Thiel
Hans Gralke
Doris J. Heinze
Annemarie Bremer
Donald Kraemer
Gebhard Henke
Martina Hug
Katja Schomaker
Dieter Laveatz
Randolf Scherraus
Erich L. Schmekel
Helmut Lotz
Siegfried Sellentin
Andrea Wimmer
Bernd Kowalkowski
Bruni Hannemann
Christa Wittlich
TOP CAST
Nicolette Krebitz
Conny
Niels-Bruno Schmidt
Roland
Steffen Wink
Manni
Jürgen Vogel
Lalla
Katja Woywood
Sandra
Mario Irrek
Hansa Fan
Benno Fürmann
Hansa Fan
Uwe Steinbach
Hansa Fan
Michael Rössner
Hansa Fan
Marny Bergerhoff
Manuela
Jan Patrick Voller
Hacki
Stefan Kukofka
Zocker
Ilja Jens Goldbach
Fetzer
Wolf-Dietrich Sprenger
Father
Henry van Lyck
Innkeeper
Brigitte Janner
Mother
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