Eine vo dene (1980)
Bern, 1980: A caleidoscopic portrait of Swiss urban life in the early 1980s.
Top billed cast
Bernhard NickHimself- Anna-Barbara LehmannHerself
- Christine LauterburgHerself
- Christoph EggimannHimself
- Gindle SchorneckHerself
- Lucia CattiHerself
- Stephan RibiHimself
Stefan KurtHimself- Vrene SchwabHerself
- Yves ProginHimself
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