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Between Us

Ilyas and Yasemin are a couple in love - until Yasemin is shot by an unknown assailant in their shared café. Ilyas' life, as well as that of their daughter Senna, completely falls apart. And as the police begin to link him and his deceased wife to the crime, Ilyas finds himself utterly bewildered. The longer the suspicions persist, the more he wonders: Was Yasemin truly the woman he loved?

Top Cast

  • Serkan Kaya

    Serkan Kaya

    Ilias

  • Seyneb Saleh

    Seyneb Saleh

    Yasemin

  • Amira Demirkiran

    Amira Demirkiran

    Senna

  • Olga von Luckwald

    Olga von Luckwald

    Miriam

  • Marietta Meguid

    Marietta Meguid

    Ena

  • Milian Zerzawy

    Milian Zerzawy

    Prison officer Wöller

  • Birte Schnöink

    Birte Schnöink

    Winter

  • Joachim Paul Assböck

    Joachim Paul Assböck

    Mertens

  • Thomas Dehler

    Thomas Dehler

    Prison officer Merz

Overview

Ilyas and Yasemin are a couple in love - until Yasemin is shot by an unknown assailant in their shared café. Ilyas' life, as well as that of their daughter Senna, completely falls apart. And as the police begin to link him and his deceased wife to the crime, Ilyas finds himself utterly bewildered. The longer the suspicions persist, the more he wonders: Was Yasemin truly the woman he loved?

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