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Alle Kinder brauchen Liebe
Christmas time at the orphanage at Westerheide Castle. However, director Anna Stolberg does not feel like celebrating. Castle owner Witt has instructed estate agent Merkel to initiate the immediate eviction of the building, which is in need of renovation. Anna tries to find a solution with doctor Flimm. But the dismissal is legal...
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Christmas time at the orphanage at Westerheide Castle. However, director Anna Stolberg does not feel like celebrating. Castle owner Witt has instructed estate agent Merkel to initiate the immediate eviction of the building, which is in need of renovation. Anna tries to find a solution with doctor Flimm. But the dismissal is legal...
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Cast
Karsten Wichniarz
Director
Witta Pohl
Anna Stolberg
Franziska Troegner
Hella Roth
Ulrich Pleitgen
Dr. Flimm
Heinrich Schafmeister
Jürgen Hertwig
Axel Pape
Wolfgang Merkel
Patrick Baehr
Theo Goldschmidt
Dietmar Huhn
Hans Reichert
Sylvie Bertin
Oben-ohne-Tänzerin
Rüdiger Dambroth
Wachtmeister Strobel
Maximilian Oelze
Florian Beck
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