The best Dieter Pfaff’s movies
Today we present the best Dieter Pfaff’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Dieter Pfaff’s movies.
Kaliber Deluxe
6.3/10
Tells the story of a group of gangsters hiding out in a vacation-bungalow who get more than they bargained for.
Late Show
5.6/10
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Manta - Der Film
4.6/10
Beck 21 - The Japanese Painting
5.8/10
After a woman buys a Japanese shunga painting from an auction and later is found murdered in a hotel in Stockholm, the police gets dragged into a murder investigation where they meet the dark side of the art world.
Treffer
6.7/10
Albi, Franz and Tayfun want little more in life than to ride their bikes, but things toughen up when they get unemployed.
Gambit
8/10
Zabou
6.1/10
Bei mir liegen Sie richtig
5.5/10
Im Schatten der Macht
7.1/10
Nie mehr zweite Liga
6.1/10
Ein Vater zum Verlieben
5.5/10
The Berlin businessman and family man Richard Brosche is amazed when he learns that he has a second illegitimate teenage daughter in Mallorca. In his search for traces in the Balearic Islands, a series of mix-ups and surprising revelations arise that completely change Richard's life. - Dieter Pfaff plays the leading role in this quick-witted comedy about the strange paths that not only the male libido sometimes goes.
A Handful of Grass
6.6/10
Opening in remote Kurdistan, Eine Hand Voll Gras introduces us to the impoverished family of 10-year-old Kendal (Arman Inci). In desperate need for cash to fund his older sister's wedding, Kendal's parents allow themselves to be persuaded by Kendal's uncle (Ercan Durmaz), who lives in Germany, to let the boy go to Germany to make some money. Upon their arrival in Hamburg, the uncle is arrested and Kendal ends up in the temporary care of Hellkamp (Oliver Korittke), a cabby with a shady past. ...
Unser Pappa – Herzenswünsche
4.3/10
Martin Luther
7.5/10
Black Weekend
6.8/10
Schimanski investigates a murder case and the rivalry of two furniture enterprises. Everyone seems to be involved nobody speaks the truth.
