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Little Sharks is a Allemand film of genre Comedy directed by Sönke Wortmann with Jürgen Vogel
Little Sharks (1992)
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Add to a movie listKleine Haie (en français, Petit requin) est un film allemand réalisé par Sönke Wortmann, sorti en 1992.
Le titre est une référence au chanteur munichois Julius Hey, dit « Der kleine Hey ».
Synopsis
Ingo Hermann, plongeur dans un restaurant, a l'ordre de livrer une chaise à la Folkwang Universität. Là, il entre involontairement dans un examen d'entrée pour des études d'acteur et convainc le jury avec son apparence, sans le savoir. Avant l'école d'art dramatique, il fait la connaissance de Johannes Scheffler, qui rêve d'une carrière d'acteur, mais ce dernier est de nouveau refusé de l'école. Ingo l'accompagne à Munich, où Johannes veut postuler à l'école Otto Falckenberg. En faisant de l'auto-stop, les deux rencontrent dans une zone de desserte autoroutière, l'ambitieux Albrecht Korweiler (« Ali »), qui aspire également à une carrière d'acteur. Il rejoint les deux auto-stoppeurs. Les trois « petits requins » vivent à Munich, de divers emplois (et quelques aventures) et finalement se rejoignent pour l'examen d'entrée à l'école d'art dramatique.Actors
Jürgen Vogel
(Ingo)
Kai Wiesinger
(Johannes)
Gedeon Burkhard
(Ali)
Meret Becker
(Herta)
Armin Rohde
(Bierchen)
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