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Mar 29, 2012 · Russendisko: Directed by Oliver Ziegenbalg. With Matthias Schweighöfer, Friedrich Mücke, Christian Friedel, Peri Baumeister. Following Russian immigrant narrator Wladimir as he and his friends navigate Berlin around the time of German Reunification, Russendisko holds plotlines pertaining to the lives and relationships of himself and those ...
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- Comedy
- Oliver Ziegenbalg
- 2012-03-29
Russian Disco (German: Russendisko) is a 2012 German comedy film based on the eponymous novel by Wladimir Kaminer. Cast. Matthias Schweighöfer - Wladimir Kaminer; Friedrich Mücke - Mischa; Christian Friedel - Andrej; Peri Baumeister - Olga; Susanne Bormann - Hanna; Imogen Kogge - Frau Kaminer; Rainer Bock - Herr Kaminer; Pheline Roggan - Helena
Russendisko is the story of Wladimir, Andrej and Mischa. Three young Russian friends, who move from Moscow to Berlin in a lucky wave of emigration right after the fall of the Berlin wall.
Mar 28, 2012 · Three young Russian friends, who move from Moscow to Berlin in a lucky wave of emigration right after the fall of the Berlin wall. They take their chance looking for a better life and find themselves involved in the tales of everyday lunacy on the streets of Berlin and its spirit of the early nineties.
"Russendisko" is a German 100-minute movie from 3 years ago starring Matthies Schweighöfer and Friedrick Mücke (these 2 often play together) plus Christian Friedel, who is mostly known for playing the main character in the Oscar-nominated "The White Ribbon".
2012 Directed by Oliver Ziegenbalg. Three young Russian friends, who move from Moscow to Berlin in a lucky wave of emigration right after the fall of the Berlin wall. They take their chance looking for a better life and find themselves involved in the tales of everyday lunacy on the streets of Berlin and its spirit of the early nineties. Cast. Crew
The "fish out of water" comedy follows the adventures of Wladimir and his two friends, Mischa and Andrej, three young men from Moscow who come to Berlin in a lucky wave of emigration right after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
