
Soulmates
Seelenverwandten
Synopsis
In today’s Stuttgart, three old-timer immigrants from different countries, a German woman, and a newly arrived teenage refugee girl are sharing life stories of their beloved animal. Ordinary or unbelievable, funny or moving, these stories highlight the tender bond between humans and animals – a mutual love without limits. A circle of caring, in which all creatures eventually develop a sense of belonging.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Vassilis Loules
- Screenplay & Story
- Vassilis Loules
- Original Title
- Seelenverwandten
- Country of Origin
- Germany, Greece
- Spoken Languages
- Arabic, German, Greek
- Runtime
- 20m
- Production Studios
- Greek Scholl Stuttgart Vaihingen in Germany
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Vassilis Loules
Vassilis Loules
George Paterakis
Department Leadership Roster
Vassilis Loules
Writer
Vassilis Loules
Director
George Paterakis
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About Soulmates
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Soulmates about?
In today’s Stuttgart, three old-timer immigrants from different countries, a German woman, and a newly arrived teenage refugee girl are sharing life stories of their beloved animal. Ordinary or unbelievable, funny or moving, these stories highlight the tender bond between humans and animals – a mutual love without limits. A circle of caring, in which all creatures eventually develop a sense of belonging.
Who directed Soulmates?
Soulmates was directed by Vassilis Loules.
Who stars in Soulmates?
The principal cast of Soulmates includes Not specified.
When was Soulmates released and how long is it?
Soulmates was released in 2020 with a total runtime of 20m.
