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The Last Employee (2011)

Gênero : Mistério, Terror

Runtime : 1H 28M

Director : Alexander Adolph

Sinopse

The lawyer David (Christian Berkel) has taken a job after a long period of unemployment, he can not agree with his conscience. He will liquidate a company and dismissed all employees. Despite his qualms, he does it - for his wife Irina (Jule Ronstedt) and his son Simon. But David's objections seem to be justified: threatened a young woman (Bibiane Beglau), which was denounced by him, and followed him. When he angrily to her home goes to admonish her, he finds her dead body. But that's the nightmare does not end. From then on, David is convinced haunted by her spirit to be.

Atores

Christian Berkel
Christian Berkel
David Böttcher
Bibiana Beglau
Bibiana Beglau
Frau Blochs
Jule Ronstedt
Jule Ronstedt
Irina Böttcher
Gundi Ellert
Gundi Ellert
Greta
Helmfried von Lüttichau
Helmfried von Lüttichau
Norbert Otto
Leopold Conzen
Leopold Conzen
Simon
Paul Faßnacht
Paul Faßnacht
Dr. Manz
Heinz-Josef Braun
Heinz-Josef Braun
Filialleiter
Johannes Herrschmann
Johannes Herrschmann
Dr. Goetz
Julia Eder
Julia Eder
Erzieherin
Elisabeth Krojer
Elisabeth Krojer
Lara
Peter Stöhr
Peter Stöhr
Nachlassverwalter
Uwe Castor
Uwe Castor
Möbelpacker 1
Benedikt Wiedenmann
Benedikt Wiedenmann
Möbelpacker 2

Tripulações

Alexander Adolph
Alexander Adolph
Director
Alexander Adolph
Alexander Adolph
Writer
Alban Rehnitz
Alban Rehnitz
Producer
Philip Voges
Philip Voges
Producer
Dieter Schleip
Dieter Schleip
Music
Jutta Pohlmann
Jutta Pohlmann
Cinematography
Christel Suckow
Christel Suckow
Editor

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