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Viehjud Levi (1999)Levi is a Jewish man living alone in a small village in Germany in the mid-1930's. He does a good business buying and selling, he courts the farmer's daughter, and he chats with his pet ... See full summary » Director:Didi Danquart |
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Bruno Cathomas | ... |
Benjamin Levi
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Bahnarbeiter 1
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Georg Blumreiter | ... |
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Lisbeth Horger
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Paul Braxmeier
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Kresenz Horger
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Andreas Horger
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Buckel-Philipp
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Knecht Marties
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Fräulein Neuner
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Ulrich Noethen | ... |
Ingenieur Kohler
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Georg von Manikowsky | ... |
Bauer 1
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Wirt Obergfäll
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Levi is a Jewish man living alone in a small village in Germany in the mid-1930's. He does a good business buying and selling, he courts the farmer's daughter, and he chats with his pet rabbit during his long road trips. But then there's a cave-in at a nearby railroad tunnel, and this brings the railroad engineer and workers and bureaucrats from Nazi Berlin. Suddenly things get difficult, and not just for Levi. Written by Martin Lewison <dr@martinlewison.com>
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30 September 1999 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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A visually stunning German film with superb acting (particularly by Martina Gedeck), VIEHJUD LEVI is nevertheless "the same old, same old" in its theme. Although it is unique in showing the plight of a Jewish farmer in Bavaria (unlike mostly city settings for the genre), the characters, plot and ending are all too predictable.