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Released
1988 · FILM

Vergessen Sie's

Directed by
Written by
Runtime
80 min
Language
DE
TV MovieDrama

Synopsis

The foggy November day in Hamburg is not Nowak's day. The Hamburg taxi driver thinks he saw a dead body from "the neighborhood" being taken away in a garbage can. But all he wanted to do was return his son's teddy bear, which he had forgotten during a weekend visit to his divorced father. Suddenly, the taxi driver sees orange vehicles everywhere, and his wife even thinks he has kidnapped their son. He hasn't, so where is Timmy? The police don't want to hear any of it. "Forget it, Mr. Nowak!" Following a hunch, Nowak drives the garbage truck to the waste incineration plant on the outskirts of the city and enters the facility. What he discovers there is not what he expected...

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Principal cast & crew: 12

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Christoph JanetzkoShot by Bernd MeinersScored by Thomas Bauer

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