Feature. The chance meeting of a German and an American in a Berlin coffee house unravels their carefully constructed lives.
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Title: August in Berlin (2017)
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Désirée Angersbach | ... | Guest at Reception |
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Christine Baars | ... | Guest at Reception |
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Katharina Dix-Bertz | ... | Guest at Reception |
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Lena Ehlers | ... | Pretty Woman |
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Mariah Katharina Friedrich | ... | Talia |
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Lisa Gotto | ... | Gossip #2 |
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Ilyas Gungor | ... | Guest at Reception |
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Temple Haze | ... | Singer |
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Karl-Heinz Ittenson | ... | Guest at Reception |
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Victor Leonhardt | ... | Guest at Reception |
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Christiane Nothofer | ... | Lulu |
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Nadine Rosemann | ... | Gossip #1 |
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Matthias Schlict | ... | Guest at Reception |
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Margrit Traupe | ... | Guest at Reception |
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Feature. The chance meeting of a German and an American in a Berlin coffee house unravels their carefully constructed lives.
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30 August 2017 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I loved this film. So very different. Have you ever met someone who pushed all of your sharpest buttons and yet, you had to stick it out because of a mutual friend? I have. Have you ever over-shared with a stranger who sits next to you on a plane - and then - woosh! They're gone? People who like to travel and may have enjoyed these sorts of encounters will probably love this film.
Deep, philosophical and an intellectual's romance. So amazing to watch personal "guards" slide up the actor's faces and then watch those same guards come sliding back down like the Berlin Wall itself. It's an intimate portrait of two people learning to face the truths they've been hiding from themselves.
And that's all I'll say. Except I hope you get to see it.