Nichts für die Ewigkeit (2011)
Overview
A sister shares an apartment with her heroin-addicted brother. Over the course of twelve years, she records the constant struggle and the constant losing.
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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.197 |
Directed By
Britta Wandaogo
Crew
Britta Wandaogo
Britta Wandaogo
Britta Wandaogo
Dirk Petzold
Salif Wandaogo
Piet Fuchs
Britta Wandaogo
Anika Simon
Corinna Giesen
Ramin Khadjaviha
Claas Berger
Reinhard Wulf
Enno Hungerland
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