- Teddy Award

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- Teddy Award

PRESS INFORMATION
28th TEDDY AWARD 2014
on the occasion of the 64th Berlinale
FRIDAY, February 14th, KOMISCHE OPER BERLIN
28th TEDDY AWARD Ceremony and After Show Chill & Dance
The TEDDY AWARD is the most important queer film prize in the world. It is a
societal engaged political award, which is given to films and people, that
communicate queer themes and content on a large scale and contribute with this to
more tolerance, acceptance, solidarity and equality in society.
Within the scope of the International Film Festival the TEDDY will award the queer
film Award's, in the categories the best feature, the best documentaries / essay film
and the best short film, as well as the Special Teddy for artistic life's work given to an
outstanding personality. Movies from all sections of the International Film Festival
Berlin – most of them world premieres – compete every year for the TEDDY AWARD.
The line-up of the present TEDDY AWARD winners goes from international stardirectors such as: Pedro Almodóvar, Gus van Sant, Derek Jarman and Werner
Schroeter to international on-screen stars such as Helmut Berger, Joe Dallesandra,
John Hurt and Oscar-Winner Tilda Swinton.
The slogan of this year’s TEDDY AWARD is Celebrate Queer Icons! an acclamation
of the lives and works of gay men, lesbians, bisexual men and women, transgender,
closet queens and raging queers. From Valeska Gertto Divine, from James Dean to
Barbara Stanwyck, from Sergej M. Eisensteinto Virginia Woolf, we wish to
commemorate talented queers who have sought both to push back the frontiers of art
through their enigmatic and dazzling works and also simply to live (or sometimes only
to survive) as gay men, lesbians, bisexual men and women or as trans* in ‘normal’
society.
The TEDDY AWARD will also in this year be under the patronage of the Mayor of
Berlin Klaus Wowereit.
More press information and photos are available at: www.teddyaward.tv
Contents:
Page 2 Programme of the TEDDY AWARD 2014
Page 4 Artists of the TEDDY AWARD 2014
Page 5 About the TEDDY AWARD
Page 7 The TEDDY AWARD Artwork 2014
Page 7 The TEDDY AWARD Jury 2014
Page 9 The TEDDY AWARD 2014 Films
Press contact: Marie Gutbub, Phone: +49 152 33 85 27 14, [email protected]
During the Berlinale you can find us at the TEDDY press counter in the Hyatt Hotel
(10 am – 6 pm until the 13th of February).
Please note that you need a separate accreditation for this event, a regular Berlinale
press accreditation and/or a press ID is not accepted.
28. TEDDY AWARD im Rahmen der 64. Internationalen Filmfestspiele Berlin, 06.-16.02.2014
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PROGRAMME OF THE TEDDY AWARD 2014
on the occasion of the 64th Berlinale. Latest update: 27.01.14
Monday, February 3rd, 10 pm, Kino International
Wieland Speck and the TEDDY foundation present: MonGay Spezial
Introduction to the queer films of the 64th Berlinale
Head of the Panorama Section Wieland Speck presents the 2014 TEDDY
Programme
Ticket proceeds go to the TEDDY foundation (full price: 7 euro, concessions: 6,50
euro)
Kino International, Karl-Marx-Allee 33, 10178 Berlin
Friday, February 7th, 10 pm, SchwuZ
Reception for the international TEDDY Jury 2014
TEDDY GRAND OPENING NIGHT
Live: So Low Suicide, Madlick, Godmother
Djs: Lego & K.Jell, Juli Chance, Ena Lind, Bruce LaBruce, Disko Cabine, Michael von
Fischbach
SchwuZ, Rollbergstraße 26, 12053 Berlin
Entrance fee: 8 euro until midnight, afterwards 10 euro (1 euro donation for LGBTI
Russia included)
Friday, February 14th, 9 pm, KOMISCHE OPER BERLIN
on the occasion of the 64th Berlinale 2014
28th TEDDY AWARD Gala
KOMISCHE OPER BERLIN, Behrenstraße 55-57, 10117 Berlin
Doors open at 6 pm
6.30 - 8 pm: Reception of the TEDDY foundation
9 pm: 28th TEDDY AWARD Ceremony
Host: Jochen Schropp
with: Hedwig and the Angry Inch feat. Sven Ratzke, Dagmar Manzel and the
Orchestra of the Komische Oper Berlin, Günter Papendell, Lucien Dante, Pierre
Caesar, Jade Lee Petersen, David Pereira
11 pm: AFTER SHOW CHILL & DANCE Live & Dj Programme
with: Sigrid Grajek as Claire Waldoff, Katharina Lebedew, Lucien Dante, Joaquin la
Habana
11.45 pm: TEDDY MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
WHIPSTICK with David Pereira and Jack Woodhead
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And for those of you for whom the night is not enough and who want to party all day,
we organized a party shuttle bus which will bring you to the TEDDY AWARD Closing
Party at the new SchwuZ. Entrance is included in the Gala ticket fee.
Friday, February 14th, 11 pm, SchwuZ
TEDDY 2014 CLOSING PARTY
Live: Nuclear Family
Djs: La Schmock, Kevinfunkt, Gloria Viagra, Aviv-Without-The-Tel, Pa$cha, Krizzi
With The K!
SchwuZ, Rollbergstraße 26, 12053 Berlin
Entrance fee: 8 euro until midnight, afterwards 10 euro (1 euro donation for LGBTI
Russia included)
Tuesday, February 18th, 10 pm, Kino International
Wieland Speck and the TEDDY foundation present: MonGay Spezial
TEDDY AWARD winner film(s) from the 64th Berlinale
Ticket proceeds go to the TEDDY foundation (full price: 7 euro, concessions: 6,50
euro)
Kino International, Karl-Marx-Allee 33, 10178 Berlin
TEDDY AWARD on TV
Saturday, February 15th, 11.25 pm, ARTE Television
ARTE shows: 28th TEDDY AWARD Ceremony in German
Sunday, February 16th, 00.05 am, ARTE Television
ARTE shows: 28th TEDDY AWARD Ceremony in French
Ticket HOTLINE: +49 30 4799 7447
Ticket prices 2014:
Supporter Tickets Cat. A including reception: 136,- EUR
Category A: 68,- EUR
Category B: 57,- EUR
Category C: 42,- EUR
Ticket Info: www.teddyaward.tv
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ARTISTS OF THE TEDDY AWARD 2014
The line-up of artists taking part in the 28th TEDDY AWARD gala in the Komische
Oper Berlin can now be revealed. Host for the evening is TV presenter and actor
Jochen Schropp.
Sven Ratzke is the new Hedwig! Hedwig and the Angry Inch featuring Sven
Ratzke is every inch as good as the original. Director and creator of ‘Hedwig’ John
Cameron Mitchell (2001 TEDDY winner with his film of the same name) describes
Ratzke as the best Hedwig he has ever seen.
Leading actress and singer Dagmar Manzel delights on stage with the Orchestra of
the Komische Oper Berlin. This 55-year old star, one of Germany’s most successful
actresses, winner of numerous awards including the German Film Prize, German TV
Prize and the Adolf Grimme Prize (a prestigious media award), to name but a few,
was already an established artist before she began her career as a singer.
Audiences love her.
Baritone soloist Günter Papendell, opera singer with the Komische Oper Berlin, is
well-known for his powerful and stirring voice. With Papendell’s performance of
Tchaikovsky’s Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt and images by Sergei M. Eisenstein,
TEDDY will be reminding Russia that two of its leading cultural figures were also gay.
TEDDY pays homage this year to Dusty Springfield one of the most outstanding
and successful women in music. Her career as a singer began with a political
thunderbolt when in 1964 she refused to perform to racially segregated audiences in
South Africa. In 1982, she married her girlfriend Teda Bracci in California. This year
Dusty would have been celebrating her 75th birthday.
Base Berlin is a talent pool that brings together young new artists from all directions,
developing spectacular and innovative performances. Initiator and creative director
Pierre Caesar appears together with the Canadian newcomer songwriter Lucien
Dante, the astonishing contortionist Jade Lee Petersen, and David Pereira and
Jack Woodhead with their programme Whipstick in the TEDDY Midnight Special. A
world-class performance from Berlin’s talent hothouse.
After the awards ceremony, it’s now traditional that TEDDY hosts the hottest party of
the Berlinale. On stage, reliving the flair of the 1920s and 1930s, the show features
the sensational burlesque dancer Katharina Lebedew, Sigrid Grajek mimes Claire
Waldoff, Joaquin la Habana is Victor/Victoria ... and in true Berlin style the organ
grinder churns out some tunes.
And for those who want to dance, creating the evening’s soundtrack for our guests
on the ground floor of the Komische Oper Berlin are DJs K.Jell, Joey Hansom and
Trust.The.Girl.
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If that’s not enough, the party continues well beyond dawn. Our shuttle bus takes you
from the Komische Oper Berlin straight to the TEDDY AWARD Closing Party in the
SchwuZ nightclub, recently moved to Neukölln, featuring live act Nuclear Family and
a great team of DJs. Gala tickets include admission to this after-party.
You can find more informations about the artists and Djs of all TEDDY AWARD
events on www.teddyaward.tv
ABOUT THE TEDDY AWARD
TEDDY AWARD, the world's most renowned queer film award is an award for
political and social commitment. It supports filmmakers and films that are engaged in
queer issues on a broad social scale, thereby contributing to further tolerance,
acceptance, solidarity and equality in society.
The TEDDY AWARD is culturally significant, but it also bears political meaning and
responsibility. More than 30 years after the Stonewall Riots, we mustn't forget that
homosexuality is still considered to be a crime and even punishable by death in some
parts of the world, and even in cities like Berlin queers encounter homophobia on a
daily basis.
THE AWARD
The TEDDY AWARD is part of the Berlin International Film Festival. Awarded in the
categories of best feature, best documentary/essay film and best short. Every year a
unique individual is selected to be honoured with a Special-TEDDY AWARD for
outstanding artistic lifetime achievements. Films from all sections of the Berlin
International Film Festival - most of them world premieres or international premieres compete for the TEDDY AWARD every year. The list of former TEDDY AWARD
winners includes internationally acclaimed directors like Pedro Almódovar, Gus van
Sant, Derek Jarman and Werner Schroeter and international film stars like Helmut
Berger, Joe Dallesandro, John Hurt and Academy Award winner Tilda Swinton.
The TEDDY AWARD works on a non-profit level. It is financed through the
contributions of its sustaining members, patrons of the TEDDY registered
association, as well as through contributions from supporters, the commitment of
numerous volunteers and sponsors and the revenues from the award ceremony.
THE CEREMONY
More than 2000 guests from the cultural, financial and political realms will be
attending the TEDDY AWARD gala. The TEDDY AWARD gala is one of the
glamorous highlights of Berlin's cultural calendar, followed by the hottest party of the
Berlin International Film Festival.
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BUT THERE'S MORE TO THE TEDDY AWARD THAN THAT
The TEDDY AWARD also sets the tone for gay and lesbian film festivals around the
world. Every year, more than 120 festival directors from all parts of the world gather
for the "programmer's meeting", the world's biggest coming together of queer festival
makers. Many of the festivals' representatives who take part in the programmer's
meeting face serious reprisal in their countries for their work. The TEDDY AWARD
takes these issues seriously and tries to support and protect these festivals. With the
support of the TEDDY AWARD, a gay and lesbian film festival took place for the first
time in St Petersburg last year. After years of pressure and prohibitions from the
Russian authorities during which the film festival could only take place in relative
secrecy at the St Petersburg Goethe Institute, the Russian media responded
positively when the festival finally came out of the closet. The TEDDY AWARD
recently committed similarly in Kiev, Jakarta and Sarajevo. The international
influence of the TEDDY AWARD helps countries to break social barriers and
integrate queer life into their societies.
EXCHANGE AND INFORMATION
Adding to its cultural and political goals, the TEDDY AWARD organizes different
panels for and in cooperation with international filmmakers during the Berlin Film
Festival in order to facilitate networking and discuss recent development in queer
filmmaking. Some panels are organised in cooperation with Talent Campus of the
Berlin Film Festival, shifting the focus away from programming and opening up to
new generations of producers, authors and directors. One point of the agenda will be
the establishment of an internet-based, centralised festival channel to provide and
improve information flow and news coverage.
TEDDY AWARD TELEVISION BROADCAST
The TEDDY AWARD gala, including the ceremony, various show acts and
discussions, will be recorded for television broadcast and DVD release. For the
seventh consecutive time, ARTE will broadcast a 90-minute version of the show as
part of their Saturday night programme. The TEDDY AWARD ceremony has the most
television viewers of any queer event in Europe.
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THE TEDDY AWARD ARTWORK 2014
The artwork for the 28th TEDDY AWARD is taken – as it was last year – from the
portrait series Golden Queers by Berlin-based artist Rinaldo Hopf. Under the banner
Celebrate Queer Icons, the TEDDY AWARD will once again recall the life and work
of exceptional queer individuals. The aim is to commemorate talented queers who
sought both to push back the frontiers of art and to live (or sometimes only to survive)
as gay men, lesbians, bisexual men and women or as trans* in ‘normal’ society.
The design of this year’s TEDDY AWARD focuses on the avant-garde Berlin artist,
dancer, cabaret performer and actress Valeska Gert (1892-1978). In the 1920s and
1930s she was a well-known figure far beyond her native city of Berlin. In everything
she did, she was unstintingly modern and artistically uninhibited. Sexual,
geographical and societal boundaries were there to be transgressed. Valeska Gert
was an artist of exceptional modernity. Her avant-garde solo dance performances
were well ahead of their time and influenced the decades that followed.
THE TEDDY AWARD JURY 2014
Marten Rabarts is based in Mumbai since 2012 as Senior Consultant –
Development & Training for NFDC – National Film Development Corporation of India,
ending his 12 years as Artistic Director for Binger Filmlab, Amsterdam. These years
delivered many award winning feature films and theatrical docs including the 2012
Foreign language Oscar nominee “Bullhead” and recently had four features
supported by his development labs selected in Cannes 2013, in Official Selection,
Un Certain Regard, and the Grand prix winning “Salvo” and festival hit “The
Lunchbox” in Semaine de la Critique.
Oscar Eriksson studied documentary film, peace and conflict studies at the
University of Stockholm and holds a candidate degree in anthropolgy. He currently
lives in Stockholm. In 2012 he founded together with Melissa Lindgren the CINEMA
QUEER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. The festival has quickly grown to be the
biggest queer film festival in Sweden. Besides his occupation as festival director, he
works as project leader at Folkets Bio the largest art house distributor in Sweden.
Masha Godovannaya was born in Moscow and is a visual artist and curator. She
studied music, literature and book publishing before leaving for the United States
where she received her BA in Film Production from Brooklyn College CUNY in 1998.
She returned to St. Petersburg in 2003 where she continues pursuing her artistic
career and teaches film/video classes at the St. Petersburg State University. In 2011
Masha was member of the jury at the SIDE BY SIDE LGBT INTERNATIONAL FILM
FESTIVAL of St. Petersburg.
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Lucia Kajankova is the Program Director of the Queer Film Festival MEZIPATRA in
the Czech Republic, where she has been part of the programming team since 2007.
She studies philosophy and film studies at Charles University as well as
screenwriting and dramaturgy at FAMU in Prague. Her short film NON-SWIMMER
won the Best Student Film Award at the national academy awards in 2011 and was
shown at festivals world wide. Besides her occupation as Program Director, she is
currently working on a new film project.
Julián David Correa is a cultural manager, film and TV director and has graduated
in psychology with additional training in film theory and filmmaking. He was part of
the team that designed the programs of the Direction of Cinematography in the
Colombian Ministry of Culture. He directed and presented the television show EN
CINE NOS VEMOS, and worked as selection assistant of KURZFILMTAGE
OBERHAUSEN. In 2001 he was one of the founders of CICLO ROSA,
the Colombian LGBT Film festival.
Ellen Becht is a musician and in the cultural life of Karlsruhe well known. Besides
her pedagogical work at schools, she plays the piano at classical concerts. For more
than ten years she accompanied the gay choir Die Schrillmänner. Later she founded
the lesbian choir Die Weibrations, which she lead for more than eight years. In
addition she worked for the the gay-lesbian cultural festival SCHRILL IM APRIL.
Since 2009 she is as Programmer and PR-Manager at the PRIDE PICTURES, the
gay and lesbian film days in Karlsruhe.
Ana David is Co-Director and Programmer at QUEER LISBOA – INTERNATIONAL
QUEER FILM FESTIVAL, the oldest film festival in Lisbon, Portugal. She holds a
degree in Communication Sciences and has been working in the production,
sponsorship acquisition and communication fields of the Festival. She is currently
collaborating with Festival Scope in Paris, the benchmark B2B online platform
presenting films selected by 80 of the most prestigious film festivals in the world.
Dave Kim was born in South Korea. He is the CEO of Rainbow Factory, the only film
company mainly handling LGBT films in Korea. He worked as a producer for several
film projects and also as a distributor of gay films in Korea. In 2011 he was a
participant of the Asia Project Market in BUSAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL.
Furthermore he is committee member of the Korean gay rights organisation
Chingusai. Since 2011 he devotes himself to the SEOUL LGBT FILM FESTIVAL
where he works as Programmer.
Andrew Murphy received his Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Anthropology (BA '97)
and his Bachelor of Journalism (BJ '98) before moving into work with film
festivals. Andrew helped launch VIEWFINDERS: ATLANTIC FILM FESTIVAL FOR
YOUTH in 2002, establishing strong, international programming for children and
youth. He joined INSIDE OUT LGBT FILM FESTIVAL as Director of Programming in
January 2012 after 12 years as Programming Manager for the ATLANTIC FILM
FESTIVAL in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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THE TEDDY AWARD FILMS
Competition
Praia do futuro (Praia do Futuro)
by Karim Aïnouz
106.0 min / Portugiesisch/Deutsch /
Englisch ST
With Wagner Moura, Clemens Schick,
Jesuita Barbosa
Fucking different XXY
by Kristian Petersen
82.0 min / Englisch / ST
Berlinale Shorts
Hoje eu quero voltar sozinho (The Way He
Looks)
by Daniel Ribeiro
96.0 min / Portugiesisch / Englisch ST
With Ghilherme Lobo, Tess Amorim, Fabio
Audi, Eucir de Souza, Lucia Romano
As Rosas Brancas (The White Roses)
by Diogo Costa Amarante
20.0 min / Spanisch/Englisch / Englisch ST
With Carolina Tamez, Cristina Tamez,
Francisco Rodriguez, Oisin Monaghan
Love Is Strange (Love Is Strange)
by Ira Sachs
98.0 min / Englisch / Ohne ST
With John Lithgow, Alfred Molina, Marisa
Tomei, Charlie Tahan, Cheyenne Jackson
Panorama
Mario Wirz (Mario Wirz)
by Rosa von Praunheim
14.0 min / Deutsch / ST
With Mario Wirz, Rosa von Praunheim
Der Kreis (The Circle)
by Stefan Haupt
102 min / Schweizerdt./Deutsch / Englisch
ST
Felice chi è diverso (Happy to Be
Different)
by Gianni Amelio
90.0 min / Italienisch / Englisch ST
Fieber (Fever)
by Elfi Mikesch
80.0 min / Deutsch/Französisch /
Deutsch ST
With Eva Mattes, Martin Wuttke, Carolina
Cardoso, Nicole Max, Sascha Ley
Finding Vivian Maier (Finding Vivian
Maier)
by John Maloof, Charlie Siskel
With Steve Lynch, Martin Fuchs
Papilio Buddha (Papilio Buddha)
by Jayan Cherian
108.0 min / Malayalam / Englisch ST
With Kallen Pokkudan, Saritha Sunil,
Sreekumar SP, David Briggs, Prakash Bare,
Thampy Antony
Quick Change (Quick Change)
by Eduardo Roy Jr.
98.0 min / Tagalog / Englisch ST
With Mimi Juareza, Jun jun Quintana, Miggs
Cuaderno, Francine Garcia, Natashia Yumi
Test (Test)
by Chris Mason Johnson
89.0 min / Englisch
With Scott Marlowe, Matthew Risch
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The Dog (The Dog)
by Frank Keraudren, Allison Berg
With John Wojtowicz, Liz Eden, Carmen
Bifulco, George Heath, Randy Wicker
Through A Lens Darkly: Black
Photographers and the Emergence of a
People
by Thomas Allen Harris
90.0 min / Englisch
With Carrie Mae Weems, Lorna Simpson,
Hank Willis Thomas, Lyle Ashton Harris,
Glenn Ligon
Unfriend (Unfriend)
by Joselito Altarejos
93.0 min / Filipino / Englisch ST
With Sandino Martin, Angelo Ilagan, Boots
Anson-Roa
Viharsarok (Land of Storms)
by Ádám Császi
105.0 min / Ungarisch/Deutsch / ST
With András Sütö, Ádám Varga, Sebastian
Urzendowsky
Vulva 3.0 (Vulva 3.0)
by Claudia Richarz, Ulrike Zimmermann
78.0 min / Deutsch / ST
With Mithu Sanyal, Claudia Gehrke, Laura
Méritt, Wilfried Scheider, Marion
Hulverscheidt
Ya Gan Bi Haeng (Night Flight)
by Hee-il LEESONG
130.0 min / Koreanisch / Englisch ST
With Jae-jun LEE, Shi-yang Kwak
Ye (The Night)
by Hao Zhou
95.0 min / Mandarin / Englisch ST
With Zhou Hao, Liu Xiao Xiao, Li Jin Kang,
Zhou Feng Qi
Yves Saint Laurent (Yves Saint Laurent)
by Jalil Lespert
110.0 min / Französisch / Englisch ST
With Pierre Niney, Guillaume Gallienne,
Charlotte Le Bon, Laura Smet, Marie De
Villepin
Forum
Castanha (Castanha)
by Davi Pretto
95.0 min / Portugiesisch/Yoruba / Englisch
ST
With João Carlos Castanha, Celina
Castanha
Forum Expanded
Bim, Bam, Boom, Las Luchas Morenas
by Marie Losier
12.0 min / Spanisch / Englisch ST
Mondial 2010
by Roy Dib
19.0 min / Arabisch/Englisch / Englisch ST
Pierrot Lunaire
by Bruce LaBruce
51.0 min / Deutsch/Englisch / Englisch ST
Generation
52 Tuesdays (52 Tuesdays)
by Sophie Hyde
With Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Del HerbertJane, Mario Spate
Feriado (Holiday)
by Diego Araujo
82.0 min / Spanisch / Englisch ST
With Juan Manuel Arregui, Diego Andrés
Paredes, Manuela Merchán
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Tits (Tits)
by Alex Winckler
With Josh Beaney-Ford, Aaron Ishmael,
Colin Hoult
El carro azul (The Blue Car)
by Valerie Heine
20.0 min / Spanisch / Deutsch ST
With Carlos Riverón, Marcos Costa, Miriam
Soccarás
Vetrarmorgun (Winter Morning)
by Sakaris Stórá
19.0 min / Färöisch / Englisch ST
With Armgarð Mortensen, Helena
Heðinsdóttir, Rasmus V. Samuelsen, Sissal
Tókadóttir Dahl
Berlinale Classics
iBhokhwe (The Goat)
by John Trengove
12.0 min / Xhosa / Englisch ST
With Thando Mhlontlo, Nkosipendule
Cengani, Hlangi Vundla
Perspektive Deutsches Kino
Sebastiane (Sebastiane)
by Derek Jarman, Paul Humfress
85.0 min / Latein / Englisch ST
With Leonardo Treviglio, Barney James, Neil
Kennedy
Caravaggio
by Derek Jarman
With Nigel Terry, Dexter Fletcher, Sean
Bean, Tilda Swinton
Der Samurai (The Samurai)
by Till Kleinert
79.0 min / Deutsch / Englisch ST
With Michel Diercks, Pit Bukowski, Uwe
Preuss, Ulrike Hanke-Hänsch, Kaja Blachnik
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