The Show (2022)
Overview
The well-known activist couple Max and Lou made an extreme statement and had themselves sterilized under full media coverage: they do not want to bring children into this dying world. Following their sterilization they are now invited to their first TV show. The problem: shortly before they enter the studio, Max confesses to Lou that he couldn't bring himself to undergo the vasectomy.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 1.005 |
Directed By
Frederic Kau
Crew
Sophie Dittmer
Frederic Kau
Alexander Gruber
Paula Maria Martin Karg
Emilie Girardin
Daniel Negenborn
Charlotte Ramcke
Daniel Goldhahn
Maurice Aldenhoff
André Stahlmann
Alexander Kiro Friedrich
Christian Jirmann
Matthias Pöltinger
David Krätschmer
Tom Lonitz
Nils Schwan
Sophia Fahrian
Wendy Anschütz
Maria Guck
Marc Dauen
Fabian Marquardt
Elias Müller
Daniil Vidanov
Dorian Behner
Paul Timmich
Richard Reitinger
Friedemann Fromm
Stefan Krohmer
Beate Langmaack
Achim Poulheim
Heike Wiehle-Timm
Tim Stellwag
Sophie Nedwidek
Maya Maria Schwarz
Monika Gill
Lucy Werrmann
Nico Sanft
Rolf Manzei
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