The White Ribbon
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The White Ribbon (Das weiße Band) is an upcoming Austrian film directed by Michael Haneke. It premiered at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival in May.
The film is set in 1913 at a German rural school where suspicious events, seemingly instances of ritual punishment, take place. The film deals with the coming of National Socialism to the Germanophone world.
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Cast
- Ulrich Tukur
- Susanne Lothar
- Burghart Klaußner
- Josef Bierbichler
- Vincent Krüger
- Jadea Mercedes Diaz - Evas Schwester
- Marisa Growaldt - Magd
- Janina Fautz - Erna
- Michael Kranz - Hauslehrer
- Michael Schenk
- Steffi Kühnert
- Theo Trebs - Ferdinand
- Sebastian Hülk - Max
- Ursina Lardi - Baronin Marie-Luise
- Leonie Benesch - Eva
- Kai-Peter Malina - Karl
- Hanus Polak Jr. - 2. Kriminalbeamter
- Leonard Proxauf - Martin
- Enno Trebs - Georg
- Paraschiva Dragus
- Maria-Victoria Dragus
- Anne-Kathrin Gummich
- Leonard Boes
- Christian Friedel - Lehrer
- Lilli Trebs
- Sara Schivazappa - Nursemaid
- Ole Joensson
- Marvin Ray Spey - Hans
- Levin Henning - Pfarrerssohn Adolf
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