Movie

WAGs

200939m

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Good to know

Director: Joachim Dollhopf, Evi Goldbrunner
Release date: 2009-10-29
Runtime: 39m
Language: German
Status: Released
Country: Germany

About WAGs

WAGs is a 2009 movie in the Drama genre, directed by Joachim Dollhopf and Evi Goldbrunner, starring Vesela Kazakova, Sonja Gerhardt and Vesela Dimitrova. It has a runtime of 39 minutes. Below you can see where to watch WAGs in Denmark — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

They are both new in Berlin: Judith, the girlfriend of promising young professional footballer Ronny, and Dina, who has followed a top Bulgarian player to Hertha BSC. On Saturdays, they watch their husbands' games together with the other players' wives, otherwise they have nothing to do. While Dina has already got used to being a player's wife, for Judith this life is still new and exciting. Because Dina believes she recognizes herself in the naïve provincial girl, she decides to rescue Judith.

Cast

Vesela Kazakova

Sonja Gerhardt

Vesela Dimitrova

Nora Huetz

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch WAGs in Denmark?+

WAGs is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Denmark. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is WAGs on Netflix?+

WAGs is not on Netflix in Denmark right now.

How long is WAGs?+

WAGs has a runtime of 39 minutes (39 minutes).

Who stars in WAGs?+

WAGs stars Vesela Kazakova, Sonja Gerhardt, Vesela Dimitrova and Nora Huetz.

When did WAGs come out?+

WAGs is a 2009 movie directed by Joachim Dollhopf and Evi Goldbrunner.

What genre is WAGs?+

WAGs is Drama film.

Who directed WAGs?+

WAGs was directed by Joachim Dollhopf and Evi Goldbrunner.