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The Robbers -Die Räuber-

20192h 10mKoyanagi Naoko

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Count Maximilian of Moor has two very different sons, Karl and Franz. Karl is the elder son, and the count's favourite. In comparison, Franz is described as ugly, and he was neglected during his childhood. As the younger son, he has no claim of inheritance from his father. Franz spends his time in the play scheming to remove Karl as well as the count.

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What is The Robbers -Die Räuber- (2019) about?

Count Maximilian of Moor has two very different sons, Karl and Franz. Karl is the elder son, and the count's favourite. In comparison, Franz is described as ugly, and he was neglected during his childhood. As the younger son, he has no claim of inheritance from his father. Franz spends his time in the play scheming to remove Karl as well as the count.

Who stars in The Robbers -Die Räuber-?

The Robbers -Die Räuber- stars Toa Serika (Karl Moor), Amairo Mineri (Amalia), Rukaze Hikaru (Franz Moor), Kanon Mai (Süssel), Kira Rinjō (Count von Moor). The film was directed by Koyanagi Naoko.

How long is The Robbers -Die Räuber-?

The Robbers -Die Räuber- has a runtime of 2 min and premiered in 2019.

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