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Jobcenter

Heard
2016
Episodes
1
Language
German

TITLE: Jobcenter

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AUTHOR: Enzo Cormann

DESCRIPTION: Arbeitslos mit 50? Ingenieur Smec denkt: Jetzt hilft nur noch eine Waffe. Smec, arbeitsloser Ingenieur, Anfang 50, handelt nicht nach den Regeln des Jobcenters. Er beschafft sich eine Waffe. 'Was ist ein Mensch wert ein Mensch der diesen Namen verdient mit jedem Monatsende hielt mir mein Gehaltsauszug seine bezifferte Antwort bereit die nicht zu entziffern war brutto und netto Prämien und Abzüge was ist der Preis eines Lebens meines Lebens dumme Fragen unpassend infantile Fragestellung sinnlos denn auf jeden Fall wie auch immer die Frage lautet Sie werden doch nie eine Antwort erhalten.' (Enzo Corman)

TRANSLATION: Hans Thill

DIRECTOR: Leonhard Koppelmann

MUSIC: Philippe Gordiani

PRODUCTION: DLR

YEAR: 2016

CATEGORY: audio drama

MP3 PUBLICATION DATE: 2019-02-06 21:30:00

CAST: Heikko Deutschmann | Nele Rosetz | Lisa Hrdina | Mark Waschke

PROVENANCE: mp3 download, private archive of the Noack Family

FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo

LANGUAGE: German

MP3 ORIGINAL FILENAME: Jobcenter - Hörspiel über Geiselnahme im Arbeitsamt.mp3

MP3 DOWNLOAD DATE: 2019-02-19 10:29:26

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Enzo Cormann (2016)

    No date given · No. 2016 · 59 min

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  1. Jobcenter

    Hörspiele · Enzo Cormann · 1 episode here · archive.org

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