
Robin
Synopsis
Robin is eight when his mother Sabine becomes pregnant again. Because Sabine is overwhelmed with her child, new boyfriend and pregnancy, Robin has to go into care. When he returns home three months later, the situation has by no means improved. His mother's new boyfriend drinks, his little sister screams and the adults are constantly arguing. Then the woman from the youth welfare office turns up at the door, Robin is alone at home and his sister starts to cry...
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- Director
- Hanno Olderdissen
- Screenplay & Story
- Clemente Fernandez-Gil
- Original Title
- Robin
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 20m
- Production Studios
- IFS Internationale Filmschule Köln gGmbH
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Hanno Olderdissen
Clemente Fernandez-Gil
Department Leadership Roster
Clemente Fernandez-Gil
Writer
Hanno Olderdissen
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Robin
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Robin about?
Robin is eight when his mother Sabine becomes pregnant again. Because Sabine is overwhelmed with her child, new boyfriend and pregnancy, Robin has to go into care. When he returns home three months later, the situation has by no means improved. His mother's new boyfriend drinks, his little sister screams and the adults are constantly arguing. Then the woman from the youth welfare office turns up at the door, Robin is alone at home and his sister starts to cry...
Who directed Robin?
Robin was directed by Hanno Olderdissen.
Who stars in Robin?
The principal cast of Robin includes Mateo Wansing-Lorrio, Franziska Jünger, Patrick von Blume, Sybille J. Schedwill, Jürgen Rißmann.
When was Robin released and how long is it?
Robin was released in 2008 with a total runtime of 20m.
