Movie Comedy
A multi-episode movie based on the skit TV show "bullyparade".
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Michael Herbig Christian Tramitz Rick Kavanian Jasmin Lord Jeanne Goursaud Laura Berlin Jane Chirwa Sky du Mont Cornelia Ivancan Andreas Fröhlich Kim Girschner Steffen Jung Denise Balaz Desire Balaz Irshad Panjatan Alexander Schubert Ivanka Brekalo Robert Alan Packard Larimar López Arcos María del Pilar Gómez Vincente Raul Gonzalez Laurence Burton Diana Herold Rahul Chakraborty Liu Hao Valentina Zell Stefan Mross Joseph Vilsmaier Lena Meyer-Landrut Lena Gercke Til Schweiger Peter Maffay Matthias Schweighöfer Jürgen Vogel Elyas M'Barek Meikel Engelmann
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