Peaceful Times

November. 10,2008      
Rating:
6.4
Trailer Synopsis Cast

Katharina M. Schubert as  Irene Striesow
Oliver Stokowski as  Dieter Striesow
Leonie Brill as  Wasa Striesow
Axel Prahl as  Karl
Doris Kunstmann as  Frau Radke
Anna Böttcher as  Frau Heinckel
Georgia Stahl as  Frau Blume
Meret Becker as  Musiklehrerin
Gustav Peter Wöhler as  Wagenbesitzer

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