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Planet Asperger
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The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden
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Top Billed Cast
Cate Blanchett Dore Strauch (voice)
Sebastian Koch Heinz Wittmer (voice)
Thomas Kretschmann Friedrich Ritter (voice)
Diane Kruger Margret Wittmer (voice)
Connie Nielsen Baroness Von Wagner (voice)
Gustaf Skarsgård Rolf Blomberg (voice)
Josh Radnor John Garth (voice)
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