Ewe (2011)
Overview
EWE tells the story of a state, where monitoring and observation is part of everyday life. Every person is watcher as well as beeing watched, victim and offender at the same time... and everyone agrees with this kind of living.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.295 |
Directed By
Johannes Franke
TOP CAST
Mathieu Charrière
Nicolai Wandlitz
Johannes Franke
Stimme Nicolai
Joost Renders
Hektor
Martin Hamann
Pförtner
Mathieu Charrière
Radiostimmen
Martin Hamann
Tom
Martin Hamann
Interviewpartner
Mathieu Charrière
Interviewpartner
Florian Bayer
Interviewpartner
Stefan Steger
Überwachungssubjekt 1
Florian Bayer
Überwachungssubjekt 2
Katrin Bayer
Überwachungssubjekt 3
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