Friendship! (2010)
Overview
A young man from East Germany travels to San Francisco to search for his father, who fled 12 years ago. Together with his best friend, he starts the journey from New York with no money and the only word they ever learned in english-lessons: "friendship".
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 6.946 |
Directed By
Markus Goller
Crew
Martin Probst
Brent Morris
Simone Bär
Oliver Ziegenbalg
Todd M. Thaler
Olivia Retzer
Wilhelm Pfau
Petra Hoebel
Marco Beckmann
Mark Popp
Max Wiedemann
Quirin Berg
David Groenewold
Deborah Riley
Markus Goller
Ueli Steiger
Tom Zickler
Michelle Kearns
Maria Schicker
Jennifer Jane
TOP CAST
Friedrich Mücke
Veit
Kevin Rankin
Marvin
Chris Browning
Jonathan
Kimberly J. Brown
Dorothee
Todd Stashwick
Darryl
Dwayne Adway
Hunter
Kirsten Block
Ursel
Peter Macon
Hope
Cameron Goodman
Amber
Cocoa Brown
Polizistin
Hans-Uwe Bauer
Falker
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