Weiss ist die Farbe der Verlierer

Weiss ist die Farbe der Verlierer

Weiss ist die Farbe der Verlierer

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Weiss ist die Farbe der Verlierer

1974

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Overview

Short film against the oppression of women. At first, differences in education are presented and then how the relationship between women and men looks like in the professional world.

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10 featured cast members

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Ulrike Pohl

Christian Rateuke

Roswitha Burgard

Frank Burckner

Jürgen Allesch

Dieter Kursawe

Dagmar Dorsten

Liliane Etienne

Henri Georgi

Achmed Khammas

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Directed by: Ulrike Pohl
Written by: Ulrike Pohl

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