Willkommen im Club Trailer

Willkommen im Club Trailer (2005)

03 November 2005 Drama 98 mins

"Willkommen im Club" shows the influences of unemployment (actually the number one theme in Germany) on daily life. What happens within the families, what happens with the self-esteem of people who unexpectedly lose their work? By choosing different points of view, we wanted to find out what happens beyond the daily news.

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Cast

Franz-Joseph Dieken

as Joachim Weller

Harald Burmeister

as Gerd Hoffmann

Max Naumow

as Moritz

Harald Maack

as Miguel

Petra Schlobohm

as Frau Kieberg

Michael Benthin

as Walter Brasch

Axel Schill

as Til Toischer

Kilian Riedhof

as Bankangestellter

International Releases Dates

Germany 03 November 2005

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