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Janin Halisch

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Janin Halisch is a German actress known for her work in film and television. She has appeared in a variety of German productions, including the TV series "Tatort" and the film "Shoppen" (2006). While information about specific awards she has won may not be readily available, Halisch has built a solid reputation in the German entertainment industry for her versatile performances.

Films

Talk to Me

Talk to Me

By Janin Halisch

2023 | 79 min | Drama

When a mother and her daughter take a vacation at the Baltic Sea, it quickly turns into a journey into the past that opens up old wounds.

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