Labyrinth of Lies

Labyrinth of Lies

7.2

Nov 06 2014

2h 2m

Drama, History

A young prosecutor in postwar West Germany investigates a massive conspiracy to cover up the Nazi pasts of prominent public figures.

Alexander Fehling

Alexander Fehling

Johann Radmann

André Szymanski

André Szymanski

Thomas Gnielka

Friederike Becht

Friederike Becht

Marlene Wondrak

Johann von Bülow

Johann von Bülow

Staatsanwalt Otto Haller

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