Dschungelkind (2011)A family of a German linguist lives with an indigenous tribe in Papua New Guinea. Director:Roland Suso Richter |
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Title: Dschungelkind (2011)
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Stella Kunkat | ... | |
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| Nadja Uhl | ... | ||
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Sina Tkotsch | ... | |
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Tom Hoßbach | ... | |
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Milena Tscharntke | ... | |
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Sven Gielnik | ... | |
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Emmanuel Simeon | ... | |
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Felix Tokwepota | ... | |
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Range'e Pati | ... |
Faisa
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Francesca Passingan | ... |
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Shogie Lawrence Kamol | ... |
Tabua
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Changol Joseph Kanawi | ... |
Älterer Tabua
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Leonie Wafiwa | ... |
Dila
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Bonny Nohokau | ... |
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A family of a German linguist lives with an indigenous tribe in Papua New Guinea.
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GermanyRelease Date:
17 February 2011 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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I read the original book "Dschungelkind" some years ago and was simply amazed. Despite simple language the perceptible clash of cultures described with so much feeling was astonishing. This film does not entirely reach up to the book, but still catches one's heart and depicts the life of Sabine Kuegler very believably.
Always keeping in mind this is an entirely true story with nothing made up, this biography makes one really think about how life could have been different and what perfect world means for yourself.
Overall I can strongly recommend this film although reading the book before watching this film is probably the better order since this is even more thought-provoking.