Wind(s)stärke (2018)
Overview
A story about a man named Max Wind, who celebrates a men‘s evening with his friends under the deck of a ship and leaves his pregnant girlfriend Nele at home. A storm is rising and the atmosphere below deck is tense. As Nele goes into shock from a lightning bolt hitting her house the situations start to escalate.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $1,500.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.441 |
Directed By
Luis Lauschner
Crew
Mika Springer
Luzian Massarrat
Lukas Ohlhagen
Jos Leumann
Luis Lauschner
Luis Lauschner
Pauline Rénevier
Lukas Ohlhagen
Leon Timme
Mika Springer
Luis Lauschner
Luis Lauschner
Max Brandt
Toni von der Lahr
Luis Lauschner
Luzian Massarrat
Moritz Renken
Leonard Bösch
Jos Leumann
Moritz Renken
Max Brandt
Elsa-Mina Weiss
Luis Lauschner
Judy Berthold
TOP CAST
Pauline Rénevier
Nele Wind
Dennis Svensson
Max Wind
Anna Batarilo
Amy
David T. Meyer
Fritz
Andre pöhls
Hans
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