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Blind ermittelt: Das Haus der Lügen
The director of an elite boarding school is set on fire in his own bed and dies. Haller investigates covertly as the new music teacher.
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The director of an elite boarding school is set on fire in his own bed and dies. Haller investigates covertly as the new music teacher.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Don Schubert
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:ORF, ARD, Mona Film Produktion, ARD Degeto, Tivolifilm
Cast
David Nawrath
Director
Philipp Hochmair
Alexander Haller
Andreas Guenther
Nikolai Falk
Patricia Aulitzky
Sophie Haller
Jaschka Lämmert
Laura Janda
Aenne Schwarz
Lotta Behrbach
Max Spiess
Pupil
Matthias Vollnhofer
Pupil
Sascha Alexander Geršak
Rüdiger Holtinger
Enzo Gaier
Max Holtinger
Andrea Wenzl
Gitte Holtinger
Lorenz Pojer
Hannes von Fürstenfelde
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