Meine Eltern wollen sich trennen

Meine Eltern wollen sich trennen

Meine Eltern wollen sich trennen

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Meine Eltern wollen sich trennen

1983

0h 18m

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Drama

Documentary

Overview

On the morning of her birthday, eight-year-old Katja learns what she has been afraid of for a long time: her parents want to separate. Instead of going to school, she takes the train into town to visit her older sister. Her sister tries to explain to Katja why everything happened and how things might continue.

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Institut für Film und Bild in Wissenschaft und Unterricht

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Angelika Reißner

Katja

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Ilse Neubauer

Mother

Ilse Neubauer

Acting

Ursula Buchfellner

Uschi

Ursula Buchfellner

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