Michael Ballhaus - Eine Reise durch mein Leben
One of Germany's stars of cinematography, embarks on the journey through his life. The film begins in the US and Hollywood - where Ballhaus established his international fame.
Language
DE
Status
Released
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Cast

Michael Ballhaus
Self

Dustin Hoffman
Self

Tom Tykwer
Self

Peter Lilienthal
Self

Vera Tschechowa
Self

Martin Scorsese
Self
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