In die Welt - Into the World
2009 | 87 min | Documentary
This moving portrait of a maternity hospital in Vienna provides a fascinating insight into the drama, pain, and beauty of being born into this world.
Constantin Wulff
DirectorConstantin Wulff is a German actor known for his work in both film and television. He has appeared in various German productions, including the TV series "Tatort" and the film "Gegenüber" (2007). Wulff has also been recognized for his talent, winning the "Best Actor" award at the 2018 Studio Hamburg Nachwuchspreis for his performance in "Vom Lokführer, der die Liebe suchte."
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