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Title: Jerichow (2008)
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| Benno Fürmann | ... | Thomas | |
| Nina Hoss | ... | Laura | |
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Hilmi Sözer | ... | Ali Özkan |
| André Hennicke | ... | Leon (as André M. Hennicke) | |
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Claudia Geisler-Bading | ... | Sachbearbeiterin (as Claudia Geisler) |
| Marie Gruber | ... | Kassiererin | |
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Knut Berger | ... | Polizist |
The dishonorably discharged Afghanistan veteran Thomas returns to his home village of Jerichow. Ali, a local Turkish-German businessman, owner of a snack-bar chain, hires him as a driver. That's when Thomas meets Laura, his Turkish boss's young and attractive wife. A classic love triangle is born, unfolding in desolate northeast Germany, where thick forests suddenly end on cliffs overlooking the Baltic Sea. Caught between guilt and freedom, between passion and reason, the protagonists have no hopes for fulfillment of their dreams. Written by Warsaw Film Festival
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This isn't about the movie, it's about the comment above that asserts that Jerichow is an area in east Germany that faces the North Atlantic.
East Germany has a coast line on the Baltic sea.
The rest of Germany has borders with Poland, West Germany and the Czech Republic
Before you get to the north Atlantic you have to go through the north sea, and maybe the English channel (if you go that way).
So Jerichow is no where near the North Atlantic.
The rest of that comment should, therefore, be ignored in it's entirety.