Ne Zha 2—The Chinese Blockbuster that you've probably never heard of
I hadn’t heard of it either until recently—and yet, it’s one of the highest grossing movies of all time.
Das Geheimnis meiner Mutter
It seems as if Lena is a Sunday child: successful in her job and heiress to a hotel. What is strange, however, is that she doesn't know the man who left her a legacy in his will. She travels to the Thuringian town of Saalfeld to take a look at her inheritance and initially decides to sell the hotel. However, when the situation in the company changes for her, she changes her mind and accepts her inheritance in full. But running a hotel requires more than self-confidence and cleverness, as she soon realizes.
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It seems as if Lena is a Sunday child: successful in her job and heiress to a hotel. What is strange, however, is that she doesn't know the man who left her a legacy in his will. She travels to the Thuringian town of Saalfeld to take a look at her inheritance and initially decides to sell the hotel. However, when the situation in the company changes for her, she changes her mind and accepts her inheritance in full. But running a hotel requires more than self-confidence and cleverness, as she soon realizes.
Cast
Bettina Woernle
Director
Chiara Schoras
Lena Resky
Clelia Sarto
Franziska 'Fanny' Petermann
Peter Davor
Benjamin 'Ben' Rieke
Anna Brüggemann
Doreen Seger
Andreas Schmidt-Schaller
Paul Thorwald
Christoph Grunert
Markus Ulrich
Brigitte Böttrich
Anna Michelski
Günter Grabbert
Friedrich 'Fred' Schöffel
Dieter Bellmann
Banker Schupp
Fred Delmare
Mann von der Gewerbeaufsicht
Günter Kurze
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