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Before Tomorrow

2011, German. Directed by Joachim Schoenfeld.

Wagner is a cop, a man who doesn't talk much, unlike Zippolt, the guy he has to sit in the car with. Both men are ordered to give close protection to Siegfried, a suspected murderer. Wagner lives in an old fashioned apartment, he counts birds, listens to Richard Wagner's operas, sees a lot, does little, meets a woman, gets entangled - and in the end he loses his countenance. A story about good-wanting and wrong-doing, about relationships and people in contemporary Berlin.

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Released
10 June 2011
Original title
Gegen morgen
Country
Germany

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Before Tomorrow (2011) was directed by Joachim Schoenfeld and stars Axel Buchholz, Axel Sichrovsky, Regine Zimmermann.

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