Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Jey Crisfar | ... | Otto |
Marcel Schlutt | ... | Fritz Fritze | |
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Nicholas Fox Ricciardi | ... | Young Man in Hooded Sweatshirt |
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Keith Böhm | ... | Man in a Suit and Hat |
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Olivia Barth | ... | Woman in a Black Burqa / Woman on Subway #1 |
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Christophe Chemin | ... | Maximilian |
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Katharina Klewinghaus | ... | Medea Yarn / Lascivious Ballet Dancer #1 |
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Stephanie Heinrich | ... | Old Woman (as Stefanie Heinrich) |
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John Edward Heys | ... | Old Man |
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Max Di Costanzo | ... | Amusement Park Zombie #1 |
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Orion Zombie | ... | Amusement Park Zombie #2 |
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John Wloch | ... | Headstone Shop Owner |
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Guido Sommer | ... | Adolf |
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Elliat Graney-Saucke | ... | Woman on Subway #2 |
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Ramin Farhadi | ... | Young Boy on Subway |
Otto is a handsome, sensitive, neo-Goth zombie with an identity crisis wandering the streets of the city, until one day he auditions for a zombie film...
...this might be the only one you come across. Well now, anyway, since I've pointed it out. Very low (or no) budget is about a young man who's definitely most sincerely undead, so naturally he auditions for a movie about an undead young man. Yeah. Only no one thinks he's actually undead, just, you know, weird.