"Kleine Haie" is hands down one of the best movies to come out of Germany during the nineties. At the time it quickly earned a cult following. The story is simple, as it follows a group of three very different characters attending auditions at a Munich acting school. Aptly, the title derives from a book of speech practices, "Der Kleine Hey". KH was the sophomore feature film of director Sönke Wortmann and introduced several young actors that would become well known in Germany during the years to come, most notably Jürgen Vogel. Armin Rohde appears in a notorious supporting role as muscle car driving "Bierchen".
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