Die Schwefelhölzchen (2015)
15-year-old Marie tries to escape her life. Together with her friend Kati and her clique, she sets off to celebrate New Year's Eve. A lavish party night begins, at the end of which Marie finds her personal happy ending.
Top billed cast
Lisa VicariMarie
Timmi TrinksMarkus
Sarah MahitaKati- Dieter RuppDetlef
- Monika GollGroßmutter
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