The Gentle – Ein Underdog geht seinen Weg ()
Overview
Mensur Suljović, known as "The Gentle", emigrated to Vienna in 1991 as a Serbian war refugee. Today he is the only German-speaking darts player who belongs to the world elite of this sport. Hardly noticed in Austria, a superstar in Great Britain. He is the only top player in the world to overcome the nervous disease dartitis and at the age of 49 he is reaching for his greatest dream – the world championship title.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $480,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 1.126 |
Directed By
Karl-Martin Pold
Crew
Karl-Martin Pold
Anna Hawliczek
Max Leimstättner
Karl-Martin Pold
Thomas Vondrak
Simone Stadlbauer
Marlies Wruhs
Karl-Martin Pold
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