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Adam und Eva

Heard
1985
Episodes
2
Language
German

German Public Radio

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Adam und Eva

ein Hörspiel von Michail Bulgakow, NDR - SDR 1985

116 Min.

Regie: Heinz von Cramer

Übersetzung: Brigitte van Kann

Technische Realisierung: Peter Kretschmann, Sabine Kaufmann, Christina Ocker

Regieassistenz: Jürgen Dluzniewski

Geräusche, Klangeffekte: Jürgen Dluzniewski

Bearbeitung: Heinz von Cramer

Musik: Jürgen Dluzniewski

Mit: Donata Höffer, Bernd Tauber, Martin Schwab, Walter Renneisen, Charles Wirths, Norbert Schwintek, Annetraut Lutz, Tillmann Braun, Rainer Suter, Ursula Sieg

Während Adam und Eva mit ein paar Freunden ihre Hochzeit feiern, bricht ein neuer Weltkrieg aus - ein Gaskrieg, in den auch die Sowjetunion verwickelt ist. Das Paar und die Gäste überleben. Die Überlebenden flüchten aus der Stadt in die Wälder. Die letzten Menschen sind zugleich die ersten

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. adam und eva 12

    No date given · 55 min

  2. adam und eva 22

    No date given · 1 h 01 min

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  1. Adam und Eva

    Listeners' uploads · Michail Bulgakow · 2 episodes here · archive.org

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