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Released
2017 · FILM

Zwei Tänzer für Isolde

Runtime
90 min
Language
DE
TV MovieComedy

Synopsis

Uwe Ochsenknecht and Herbert Knaup star in the leading roles of the buddy comedy "2 Sturköpfe im Dreivierteltakt." The former rivals, Joachim Schiller and Hans Rückert, become close friends after realizing their ex-wife had been playing them both. The comedy, directed by Thomas Kronthaler, highlights the joy of life and a desire to dance. Breakdance scene star Jawad Rajpoot, also known as Bboy Rajpoot, delivers spectacular performances as the junior partner. Through the dance school, he discovers his destiny and experiences his first great love.

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Principal cast & crew: 20

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Melanie LandaShot by Christof OefeleinScored by Martin UnterbergerDesigned by Antonia Wagner

Also known as

  • Zwei Sturköpfe im Dreivierteltaktde
  • Due cocciuti per la danzait

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