The Poll Diaries (2010)
Overview
In 1914 on a family estate, Oda helps a wounded anarchist, and as their illicit friendship deepens, a family turmoil erupts as the war closes in.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 3.22 |
Directed By
Chris Kraus
Crew
Chris Kraus
Chris Kraus
Oda Schaefer
Kertu Köösel
Ralf Siig
Petra Misovic
Lisa Hauss
Heinz Ebner
Kaire Hendrikson
Danny Krausz
Sabine Engelberg
Kristiina Ago
Bernhard Maisch
Daniela Knapp
Irene Storning
Christina Wagner
Helen Moppel
Willi Willinger
Mario Wessely
Chris Kraus
Maarja Sild
Raina Tamm
Kurt Stocker
Manfred Folie
Manfred Büttner
Cecilia Escot Mangas
Philipp Kemptner
Hannes Eder
Riina Sildos
Geoff Kleindorfer
Gioia Raspé
Andreas Schneider
Annette Focks
Uta Schmidt
Rainer Werner
Meike Kordes
Sandra Rogler
Anke Wiedemann
Britt Beyer
Udo Happel
Manfred Fritsch
Katrin Sipelgas
Katharina Haase
Nina Haun
Markus Schleinzer
Manfred Fritsch
Silke Buhr
Margus Mänd
Armin Altorf
Aino Stratemann
Franka Vakkum
Mart Saar
Stephan Thiede
Lilli Erasin
Claudius Rauch
Priit Raju
Tomas Jester
Björn Friese
Dorothee Weingarten
Margit Orunuk
Uli Nefzer
Veiko Veski
Frank Schlegel
Marko Aasa
Gerd Nefzer
Ülo-Tarmo Stöör
Otto Schlosser
Killu Mägi
Kristiina Laurits
Anja Müller
Gonda Hinrichs
Manfred Ebner
Rolf Hanke
Kaspar Kaljas
Lembit-Kaur Stöör
Ulrike Plehn
Susana Sánchez
Christiane Rothe
Esther Schreiner
Robert Reblin
Anneli Lepp
Eral Kalender
Marcus Schmidt
Jens Schmiedel
Franzisca Puppe
Matthias Hoffmann
Jens Beyer
Alexandra Kordes
Meike Kordes
TOP CAST
Paula Beer
Oda von Siering
Edgar Selge
Ebbo von Siering
Tambet Tuisk
Schnaps
Jeanette Hain
Milla von Siering
Richy Müller
Mechmershausen
Enno Trebs
Paul von Siering
Yevgeni Sitokhin
Hauptmann Karpow
Susi Stach
Gudrun Koskull
Erwin Steinhauer
Professor Plötz
Michael Kreihsl
Professor Hasenreich
Gudrun Ritter
Oda Schaefer
Uma Fritze
Gigola
Paula Fritze
Karin
Valentina Väli
Lisbeth
Dennis Mojen
Meelis
Juhannes Kask
Apa Kügelgen
Indrek Kalda
Pastor Koskull
Jueri Saamel
Kutscher
Nikolai Bentsler
Georgier
Gertie Honeck
Oda Schaefer (voice)
Hans-Dieter Brunowsky
Pastor Koskull (voice)
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