Miko: From the Gutter to the Stars (1986)
Overview
Together with her bisexual friend and manager Stefan, singer Miko is working on a great career that has so far failed to materialize.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.573 |
Directed By
Frank Ripploh
Crew
Rudolf "Rudi" Blahacek
Olaf Schiefner
Veronika Wildt
Frank Ripploh
Peter Rothkopf
Jürgen Breest
Inge Richter
Gunther Kortwich
Egon Strasser
Thomas Liepins
Elke Kulow
Elfi Mikesch
Jutta Boehe
Katherina Schuhmacher
Madeleine Backhaus
Günther Russ
Achim Poulheim
Wolfgang Rühl
Monika Treut
Hartmut Eichgrün
Wolfgang Jahnke
Petra Mikolajczuk
Anne Schnee
Thomas Schappert
Susanne Nagusch
Jochen Hergersberg
Stefan Breitel
Frank Ripploh
Rainer Stonus
Frank Ripploh
Thomas Nennstiel
Joey Weber
Frank Ripploh
Petra Mikolajczuk
Peter Przygodda
Tamara Kafka
TOP CAST
Petra Mikolajczuk
Miko
Frank Ripploh
Stefan Achenbach
Zacharias Preen
Zak
Kurt Raab
Walter Hahn
Hellmut Lange
Showmaster
Eisi Gulp
Journalist
Otto Sander
Loan officer Grop
Barbara Valentin
Petra Hoffmann
Tamara Kafka
Barbara Röhn
Jara Kehl
Miko (as child)
Jim Kain
Miko's father
José Lemke
Night club owner
Mike Vamp
Markus
Peter Schlesinger
Hugo Hoffmann
Detlef Wittenberg
Burkhard
Erik Steinmetz
Jacob Röhn
Heiner Gutmann
Barbara's friend
Joaquin La Habana
Dancer
Peter Döring
Surgeon
Helmut Gauer
Landlord
Conny Caster
Axel Hohnhorst
Karl Spanner
Client
Karl Wachtel
Man in club
Hanns-Otto Horst
Bouncer
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