Marzahn Mon Amour
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Marzahn Mon Amour
Summary
Marzahn Mon Amour is a television series[1].
Key Facts
- Marzahn Mon Amour's instance of is recorded as television series[2].
- Marzahn Mon Amour was directed by Clara von Arnim[3].
- Leona Stahlmann wrote the screenplay for Marzahn Mon Amour[4].
- Niklas Hoffmann wrote the screenplay for Marzahn Mon Amour[5].
- Antonia Rothe wrote the screenplay for Marzahn Mon Amour[6].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's composer is recorded as Kat Frankie[7].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's based on is recorded as Q113115718[8].
- A cast member of Marzahn Mon Amour was Jördis Triebel[9].
- A cast member of Marzahn Mon Amour was Yvonne Yung Hee Bormann[10].
- A cast member of Marzahn Mon Amour was Deborah Kaufmann[11].
- A cast member of Marzahn Mon Amour was Marie Schöneburg[12].
- Marzahn Mon Amour was produced by Henriette Lippold[13].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's production company is recorded as UFA Fiction[14].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's director of photography is recorded as Falko Lachmund[15].
- The original language of Marzahn Mon Amour was German[16].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's original broadcaster is recorded as Das Erste[17].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's country of origin is recorded as Germany[18].
- Marzahn Mon Amour began on 2025[19].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's filming location is recorded as Marzahn[20].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's film editor is recorded as Yvonne Tetzlaff[21].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's title is recorded as Marzahn Mon Amour[22].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's production designer is recorded as Theresa Bischof[23].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's production designer is recorded as Max-Josef Schönborn[24].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's make-up artist is recorded as Secil Balamut[25].
- Marzahn Mon Amour's sound designer is recorded as Malte Audick[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Marzahn Mon Amour was produced by Henriette Lippold[13]. It was directed by Clara von Arnim[3]. Screenwriters include Leona Stahlmann[4], Niklas Hoffmann[5], and Antonia Rothe[6]. Cast members include Jördis Triebel[9], Yvonne Yung Hee Bormann[10], Deborah Kaufmann[11], and Marie Schöneburg[12].
Publication
The original language of Marzahn Mon Amour was German[16].