The best Sarah Alles’s movies
Today we present the best Sarah Alles’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 Sarah Alles’s movies.
Playing Doctor
5.4/10
Andi has had an inferiority complex since childhood and not only has to deal with it, but also with girls, feelings and genitalia in different sizes.
Arctic Void
4.7/10
When the power mysteriously fails, and almost everyone vanishes from a small tourist vessel in the Arctic, fear becomes the master for the three who remain. Forced ashore, the men deteriorate in body and mind until a dark truth emerges that compels them to ally or perish.
Coconut the Dragon
4.6/10
Coconut and his friend Oscar are outsiders on Dragon Island. Coconut is supposed to be a flying dragon but he can't fly and Oscar, a carnivore by nature, is a vegetarian bychoice. Together with the porcupine Matilda they go on fabulous adventures and meet dragons in all shapes and sizes.
Fiddlesticks
6/10
Stilles Tal
6.2/10
Mama macht’s möglich
4.9/10
Das Geheimnis im Wald
6.3/10
Mantrailer - Spuren des Verbrechens
3.2/10
Immer Wirbel um Marie
4.7/10
Destruction of Silence
6.2/10
Tausche Firma gegen Haushalt
5.8/10
Change of roles in the house Lackner: The successful architect Bernd Lackner, who is about to go bankrupt, hands over the company of his wife and becomes a houseman. While she succeeds quickly, he causes great chaos at home.
The Winner in You
6.5/10
After years Michael meets the former school bully Niko and invites him to his home.
Off Road
Isas multiple sclerosis puts a strain on her relationship with Tom. An argument gets out hand and Isa ends the relationship. Tom is not willing to accept that and develops a plan. For one last time he wants Isa to experience what meant so much to her, before the disease has made it impossible.
Der letzte Kronzeuge - Flucht in die Alpen
6.4/10
During a mission, a young policewoman kills a supposed attacker. Her colleague relieves her by making it look like self-defense. Traumatized and reluctant, Sarah Korr is sent off to forget the incident. As she sets out on a journey, Sarah experiences how the father of a small boy is shot dead at the airport. Instinctively, she rescues the shocked child, pulling her into the next train. She hides Lino with her grandfather in a lonely alpine hut. But a killer is on her track. And Sarah realizes she's got into trouble with a criminal organization.
