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Where there is one corpse, there can also be another! As if Haller knew it, he continued to search near where a shot woman was found. In fact, Haller's "eye" Niko and Inspector Laura find another dead person in the bushes.
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Where there is one corpse, there can also be another! As if Haller knew it, he continued to search near where a shot woman was found. In fact, Haller's "eye" Niko and Inspector Laura find another dead person in the bushes.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Mike Majzen
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Mona Film Produktion, ARD Degeto, Tivolifilm
Cast
Anne Zohra Berrached
Director
Philipp Hochmair
Alexander Haller
Andreas Guenther
Nikolai Falk
Jaschka Lämmert
Laura Janda
Michael Edlinger
Peter Lassmann
Katharina Behrens
Tina Naber
Annalisa Weyel
Jennifer Naber
Swintha Gersthofer
Klara Bachmann
Roland Koch
Max Bachmann
Andreas Lust
Martin Moser
Lukas Walcher
Joschi Neumayr
Katharina Pichler
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