Mein Traum wird wahr - JJ beim ESC 2025

The documentary offers a deep insight into the life and career of Johannes Pietsch, an exceptional Eurovision Song Contest representative.

Cast

as Self

Teya

as Self

Felicia Lu

as Self

Salena

as Self (Archive Footage)

Conchita Wurst

as Herself

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