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Credited cast: | |||
Bernadette Heerwagen | ... | Laura Kuper | |
Daniel Brühl | ... | Hans Krämer | |
August Diehl | ... | Konstantin Richter | |
Johanna Wokalek | ... | Cecilia Kuper | |
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Ernst Stötzner | ... | Walter Kuper |
Susanne Lothar | ... | Martha Kuper | |
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Vincent Redetzki | ... | Philip Kuper |
Mehdi Nebbou | ... | Vincent | |
Jürgen Vogel | ... | Melzer | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Michael Abendroth | ... | Förster |
Numan Acar | ... | Botschafter | |
Sebastian Blomberg | ... | Arkadendemonstrant | |
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Tina Engel | ... | Oberärztin |
Lisa Hagmeister | ... | Linda Mey | |
Teresa Harder | ... | Eva |
In the near future the dreams of three adult siblings living in Germany are fractured by difficult romantic relationships and the unwitting involvement with an underground organization through a growing worldwide panic over the few remaining oil fields in Asia. Written by Daniel Mihai Popescu
By mere coincidence I just finished watching "The Kingdom" (2007) It left me thinking, then "Die kommenden Tage" (The coming Days) got my hopes high, but unfortunately the back stories where too much for the beginning, for the middle and the end. This movie missed the whole point of its own premises, is completely misleading and boring, the acting is OK, but the gets lost in translation, the writers and director probably got two different things in mind, the director wanted a convoluted, tragic love story and the writers wanted a political, futuristic statement. My recommendation: stay away from this movie, unless you need something to help you sleep.