Olli Schulz

And also that she then in the end, so it is only indicated, dies in HIV. That all this time, that everything is in it and that it was his great love. And that it didn't matter to him if she had anything with any guys and drugs. That his love was so pure towards her and kept it for his whole life, I found incredibly touching in the film. And that he stood up to her like that.

But of course it's also a bit hard and maybe for kids, but for us it was okay.

But of course it's also a bit hard and maybe for kids, but for us it was okay.

But of course it's also a bit hard and maybe for kids, but for us it was okay.

Yes, I thought so too. But I've seen it so often every day. It was shown so often on TV that I don't feel like seeing it anymore. I can almost talk to it.

Yes, I thought so too. But I've seen it so often every day. It was shown so often on TV that I don't feel like seeing it anymore. I can almost talk to it.

Yes, I thought so too. But I've seen it so often every day. It was shown so often on TV that I don't feel like seeing it anymore. I can almost talk to it.

I've only heard it three times, because it's always great to fall asleep, because they talk for five hours.

I've only heard it three times, because it's always great to fall asleep, because they talk for five hours.

I've only heard it three times, because it's always great to fall asleep, because they talk for five hours.

Yeah, I think a lot of people as a sport in this podcast, unfortunately there aren't that many guests who are interested in me. I think I heard two or three episodes. I thought Uli Wickert was great back then, who said the word after nine minutes, which he shouldn't have said, and they still broke off really rigorously.

Yeah, I think a lot of people as a sport in this podcast, unfortunately there aren't that many guests who are interested in me. I think I heard two or three episodes. I thought Uli Wickert was great back then, who said the word after nine minutes, which he shouldn't have said, and they still broke off really rigorously.

Yeah, I think a lot of people as a sport in this podcast, unfortunately there aren't that many guests who are interested in me. I think I heard two or three episodes. I thought Uli Wickert was great back then, who said the word after nine minutes, which he shouldn't have said, and they still broke off really rigorously.

And then I heard that with Sven Regener, the singer of Element of Crime and the authors. And he just said after 90 minutes, so guys, and said the word. And I thought that was resolute. What do you want to talk for 5-6 hours with people you just met and then somehow ... it all repeats itself.

And then I heard that with Sven Regener, the singer of Element of Crime and the authors. And he just said after 90 minutes, so guys, and said the word. And I thought that was resolute. What do you want to talk for 5-6 hours with people you just met and then somehow ... it all repeats itself.

And then I heard that with Sven Regener, the singer of Element of Crime and the authors. And he just said after 90 minutes, so guys, and said the word. And I thought that was resolute. What do you want to talk for 5-6 hours with people you just met and then somehow ... it all repeats itself.

And then they invited him again. That's what I heard again. Jan, very briefly at the end of the show, I have a question for you.

And then they invited him again. That's what I heard again. Jan, very briefly at the end of the show, I have a question for you.

And then they invited him again. That's what I heard again. Jan, very briefly at the end of the show, I have a question for you.

Don't do it yourself. Not with a Q-tip, the melt itself again. With a candle or something. That's all bullshit. There are no private things with which you can clean your ears.