Stormy Times Trailer

Stormy Times Trailer (2008)

07 April 2008 TV Movie

Master roofer Werner Stegemann lives in an idyllic holiday village on the Baltic Sea. His son Nils has broken off contact with him.

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Cast

Wolfgang Stumph

as Werner Stegemann

Marie Zielcke

as Inka Schmidt

Max von Thun

as Nils Stegemann

Henry Stange

as Max Schmidt

Sven Pippig

as Manni

Carmen-Maja Antoni

as Frau Schulze

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Germany 07 April 2008

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