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  • Two Days of Hope (2003)
  • TV Movie | 89 min | Drama
Two Days of Hope (2003)
TV Movie | 89 min | Drama

During the 1953 uprising in East Germany, a West Berlin journalist risks his life to enter East Berlin, where his brother and father are in danger.
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Hans-Günther Bücking | Til Maier (as Till Maier)
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Updated May 14, 2003

Release date
May 14, 2003 (Germany)

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17 cast members
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Sebastian Koch
Helmut Kaminski Helmut Kaminski   See fewer
Hans Werner Meyer
Wolfgang Kaminski (as Hans-Werner Meyer) Wolfgang Kaminski (as Hans-Werner Meyer)   See fewer
Lisa Martinek
Angelika Angelika   See fewer
Matthias Habich
Otto Kaminski Otto Kaminski   See fewer
Cornelia Schmaus
Irene Kaminski Irene Kaminski   See fewer
Christoph Waltz
Michael Berg Michael Berg   See fewer
Udo Schenk
Erich Draeger Erich Draeger   See fewer
Sven Walser
Dirk Niemann Dirk Niemann   See fewer
Dieter Montag
Werner Knipka Werner Knipka   See fewer
Thomas Wehling
Lehmann Lehmann   See fewer
Bernd Stegemann
Grabowsky Grabowsky   See fewer
Peter Benedict
Meinert Meinert   See fewer
Frank Brückner
Young Worker Young Worker   See fewer
Manfred Lehmann
Fred Klein (uncredited) Fred Klein (uncredited)   See fewer
Peter Rühring
Rüdiger Krohn (uncredited) Rüdiger Krohn (uncredited)   See fewer
Hanns Zischler
Wiedemeyer (uncredited) Wiedemeyer (uncredited)   See fewer
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