Blindgänger
Jan 26 2015
•2h 30m
•Drama
Conny Stein from the ordnance disposal service in Dresden has to defuse a bomb on his last day of work before retirement, on a construction site in a power plant. In the process, he discovers a girl who had previously come to the city in a minibus full of refugees and does not speak a word.
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Wolfgang Stumph
Conny Stein
Franz Dinda
Mike Zirske
Inka Friedrich
Christel Mohn
Rolf Kanies
Doktor
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