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The spectators have decided: STUMME SCHREIE, a Ziegler Film production which was first broadcast on 18 Nov 2019 in ZDF, has won the 3sat Audience Award. Producers Regina Ziegler and Gabriele Lohnert said: "We are extremely delighted that our film which deals with a very important and sociopolitical issue has managed to touch a nerve with our spectators.
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STUMME SCHREIE is awarded the 3sat Audience Award 2019...
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STUMME SCHREIE is awarded the 3sat Audience Award 2019 02.12.2019 The spectators have decided: STUMME SCHREIE, a Ziegler Film production which was first broadcast on 18 Nov 2019 in ZDF, has won the 3sat Audience...
Jan 20, 2020 · STUMME SCHREIE is awarded the 3sat Audience Award 2019 02.12.2019 The spectators have decided: STUMME SCHREIE, a Ziegler Film production which was first broadcast on 18 Nov 2019 in ZDF, has won the 3sat Audience...
Feb 19, 2020 · STUMME SCHREIE is awarded the 3sat Audience Award 2019 02.12.2019 The spectators have decided: STUMME SCHREIE, a Ziegler Film production which was first broadcast on 18 Nov 2019 in ZDF, has won the 3sat Audience...
Among his two dozen movies for television, Bernd Bölich also notably directed the mini-series "Riding the Storm" ("Sturmzeit" 1999). Der Verleger won 3Sat Audience Award at the Baden-Baden Days of Teleplay 2001. 180 min., color Digibeta German with English subtitles. Director: Bernd Böhlich
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