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Borowski Und Das Haupt Der Medusa
Borowski has only a few days until his retirement and stumbles upon a terrifying case connected to a dark house. During his investigation, he is pursued by a killer who anticipates his every move and is simultaneously racing against time before his career ends.
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Borowski has only a few days until his retirement and stumbles upon a terrifying case connected to a dark house. During his investigation, he is pursued by a killer who anticipates his every move and is simultaneously racing against time before his career ends.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
Lars Kraume
Director
August Diehl
Robert Frost
Axel Milberg
Klaus Borowski
Almila Bağrıaçık
Mila Sahin
Corinna Kirchhoff
Elenor Frost
Thomas Kügel
Roland Schladitz
Anja Antonowicz
Dr. Kroll
Klara Lange
Uschi Schönlein
Ingrit Dohse
Margret Thormé
Sascha Nathan
Kaczmarek
Maren Eggert
Frieda Jung
Thea Ehre
Kriminaltechnikerin
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