In the search for adaptation, he finds individuality: Big audition at the "House of society"! There will be something for everyone, even for a young man, who seeks a future at the top. But this proves to be difficult, because for them, who doesn't belong to the upper class, it is difficult to get in there: Those, who do not adapt, will lose! "Weißer Kragen" explores the question of how much you can make from your individuality, questioning the selfishness of high society.
Thomas Heep
Junger Bewerber
Joana Landsberg
Bewerberin Oberschicht 1
Fabian Roschy
Bewerber Oberschicht 2
Susanne Anders
Bewerberin Oberschicht 3
David Babalola
Bewerber Oberschicht 4
Thomas Scherer
Dicker Mann
Melissa Klehr
Vorzimmerdame
Roland Roschy
Chef
Katharina Stenger
Praktikantin
In the search for adaptation, he finds individuality: Big audition at the "House of society"! There will be something for everyone, even for a young man, who seeks a future at the top. But this proves to be difficult, because for them, who doesn't belong to the upper class, it is difficult to get in there: Those, who do not adapt, will lose! "Weißer Kragen" explores the question of how much you can make from your individuality, questioning the selfishness of high society.
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