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Der VIII. Grad (2004)

4.3audience score
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Released July 14, 2004Runtime 1h 26mDirector Robert Block

In an art studio in Hamburg, a young woman's body is found hanging up. A man from a homicide squad has developed new electronic equipment that allows him to analyze exactly who the perpetrator was. He moves into the studio for a few days to better research and investigate. Completely isolated and together with a corpse, he becomes addicted to drugs and seems to gradually go insane. And because things have to get even harder, he has to deal with the loss of his girlfriend, to whom he was a stranger shortly before. The end leads to morbid self-knowledge.

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Cast of Der VIII. Grad

Till Kraemer

Till Kraemer

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Who stars in Der VIII. Grad?

Der VIII. Grad stars Matthias Bullach, Robert Kowalewski, Martin Scholz, Ines Witt, Vivian Amelung.

Who directed Der VIII. Grad?

Der VIII. Grad was directed by Robert Block.

How long is Der VIII. Grad?

Der VIII. Grad has a runtime of 1h 26m.

What is Der VIII. Grad about?

In an art studio in Hamburg, a young woman's body is found hanging up. A man from a homicide squad has developed new electronic equipment that allows him to analyze exactly who the perpetrator was. He moves into the studio for a few days to better research and investigate. Completely isolated and together with a corpse, he becomes addicted to drugs and seems to gradually go insane. And because things have to get even harder, he has to deal with the loss of his girlfriend, to whom he was a stranger shortly before. The end leads to morbid self-knowledge.