Im Spiegel Trailer

Im Spiegel Trailer (1982)

02 September 1982 Drama

Jürgen Matthes, Horst Knüpfer, Peter Vorberger - three men of different ages who are entrusted with the same large-scale IT project. In the context of this project, they begin to reflect on their work, the quality of human relationships and the meaning of life in general.

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Cast

Horst Drinda

as Horst Knüpfer

Annekathrin Bürger

as Margret Knüpfer

Peter Reusse

as Jürgen Matthes

Regina Beyer

as Monika Matthes

Jaecki Schwarz

as Peter Vorberger

Ingeborg Westphal

as Ina Wandler

Marijam Agischewa

as Jutta Langner

Hilmar Eichhorn

as Frank Langner

Dieter Wien

as Direktor Eckstein

Udo Schenk

as Eddi Barth

Hildegard Alex

as Erika Günter

Walfriede Schmitt

as Leiterin im Kinderhort

Karin Ugowski

as die Blonde

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 02 September 1982

Production Companies

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