25 Sep 1957
Crossroads
In Toronto, early twenty-somethings Judy Monroe and Roy Kirby are in love and are planning to get married. They understand the obstacles they are facing as husband and wife as Judy is white and Roy is black.
Amok
After the end of his soccer career, Heimo Körner loses touch with normal life. Only when his stepdaughter Daniela slips into the drug scene he finds a new task: he wants to keep his neighborhood clean with a vigilante group.
Top Billed Cast
Helmut Zierl Heimo Körner
Loni von Friedl Sonja Körner
Nicolette Krebitz Daniela Körner
Anna Paula Gabriel Francis Körner
Claus Eberth Rottmann
Birge Schade Rosita
Jacques Martial Mokassa
Udo Weinberger Schweizer
Edgar M. Markus Blanke
Carmen Centrone Mehmet Gökce 
Hans-Joachim Heist Jürgen Hochschwimmer 
Markus Hoffmann Wolfgang Kühne Oliver Lorbiecki Francis Meißner-Codjoe Thomas Münz Peter Panhans Peter Paulhoffer
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