
David Carradine
Absolute Evil by Ulli Lommel
USA/DEU 2008, Panorama

Carolyn Neff, Rusty Joiner
Absolute Evil by Ulli Lommel
USA/DEU 2008, Panorama

Ulli Lommel
Absolute Evil by Ulli Lommel
USA/DEU 2008, Panorama
Three weeks later. Hollywood, California. In a hotel suite overlooking the Sunset Strip, a man is being waterboarded by a private detective. The
information he needs is: “who killed Babyface?” When the man refuses to cooperate and shows nothing but contempt for his captor, the torture
continues.
Layer by layer, the truth about Cooper alias Babyface is revealed. A complex web of murder, revenge, atonement and forgiveness unfolds, culminating in the ultimate question: what is the definition of absolute evil?
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Carolyn Neff, Mark Irvingsen
Carolyn Neff and Mark Irvingsen on the Red Carpet before the premiere of Absolute Evil.
Absolute Evil · Panorama · Feb 08, 2009

Wieland Speck, Carolyn Neff, Uli Lommel
Head of the Panorama Wieland Speck in the Berlinale VIP Club with Carolyn Neff and director Uli Lommel (Absolute Evil).
Absolute Evil · Panorama · Feb 08, 2009

Ulli Lommel
Absolute Evil · Panorama · Feb 08, 2009
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Rudolf Waldemar Brem (Co-Producer), Mark Irvingsen (Actor), Carolyn Neff (Actress), Ulli Lommel (Director)
Absolute Evil
Panorama · Press Conference · Feb 08, 2009