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A road movie about two very different brothers who have not seen each other for 20 years: city manager Christian and cabinetmaker Georg, who never left their hometown and took care of their father until his passing. After their fathers funeral, the brothers decide on a whim, and with some help from the alcohol, to fulfil their old dream: travel trough Germany together on their mopeds.
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A road movie about two very different brothers who have not seen each other for 20 years: city manager Christian and cabinetmaker Georg, who never left their hometown and took care of their father until his passing. After their fathers funeral, the brothers decide on a whim, and with some help from the alcohol, to fulfil their old dream: travel trough Germany together on their mopeds.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Adventure, Family
Written By:Oliver Ziegenbalg
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Pictures in a Frame, Deutsche Columbia Filmproduktion, Traumfabrik Babelsberg, Sechsundzwanzigste Babelsberg Film, Mythos Film, Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures International Productions, Beta Film, Sunnysideup Filmproduktion
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