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Subjektive Faktor, Der

Der Subjektive Faktor (1981)

Drama | 183 minutes
1,00 1 votes

Genre: Drama

Duration: 183 minuten

Country: West Germany

Directed by: Helke Sander

Stars: Dominik Bender, Angelika Rommel and Nikolaus Dutsch

IMDb score: 7,3 (34)

Releasedate: 12 June 1981

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Der Subjektive Faktor plot

Twenty years after his death, a millionaire has his relatives come together to make his will known (through a video recording). As a result, the only living heiress is at the mercy of the passed relatives, because they also want that money.

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Actors and actresses

Angelika Rommel Angelika Rommel

Anni

Nikolaus Dutsch Nikolaus Dutsch

Luc

Dominik Bender Dominik Bender

Matthias

Lutz Weidlich Lutz Weidlich

Jörn

Johanna Sophia Johanna Sophia

Annemarie

Klaus Trebes Klaus Trebes

Uwe

Helke Sander Helke Sander

Narrator (voice)

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