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| Katharina Schüttler | ... |
Sophie
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| Alexander Beyer | ... |
Manuel
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Martin Brambach | ... |
Mann mit Toupet
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Ercan Durmaz | ... |
Palästinensischer Taxifahrer
(as Erçan Durmaz)
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Josef Ostendorf | ... |
Lieferwagenfahrer
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Gerd Wameling | ... |
Gigi
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| Robert Stadlober | ... |
Toby
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Traugott Buhre | ... |
Alter Mann
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Wilfried Müller | ... |
Wirt
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Thomas Schüler | ... |
Marco
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Orazio Zambelletti | ... |
Kellner in der Pizzeria
(as Oratio Zambeletti)
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Holger Mahlich | ... |
50-jähriger Taxifahrer
(as Holger Malich)
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Antje Westermann | ... |
Frau mit Kind
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Boris Aljinovic | ... |
Mann mit Kind
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Luis Kablitz | ... |
Kind
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The film starts in the early evening of a normal day: Sophie, a 20 year old girl, is pregnant and wanders through the night to get sure about her future life. Does she want to be a mother or do an abortion? Does she love her friend or not? Who is the father of her unborn baby? Trying to figure out what to do Sophie encounters many people, and in the morning she has come to a decision. But this is not the movie's end... Written by Benjamin Stello
It begins very funny. When Sophie enters a café full of heavy filthy stinking men she toys with one of them. Sophie is very wit and you can see she had fun, but laugh will make place for fear, for Sophie doesn't know she goes too far and gets herself into trouble.
When she gets deeper and deeper into trouble the movie gets harder and harder until it's slaps you in the face. The great thing about this movie is although Sophie keeps doing so many stupid things the director and/or the actress playing Sophie are doing such a great job that at the end of the film you still have sympathy for the girl! No matter what! Maybe that's because everyone can identify themselves with Sophie in one way or another, and it's mainly responsible for the slap in your face...