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Lotte has two children, an ex who doesn't pay and a job that is shaky. Meanwhile, investment banker Matthias sits alone in his luxury mansion. It takes a while for the mismatched couple to find each other. And then Matthias jeopardizes his happiness by concealing the fact that his bank is in the process of destroying Lotte's company.
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Lotte has two children, an ex who doesn't pay and a job that is shaky. Meanwhile, investment banker Matthias sits alone in his luxury mansion. It takes a while for the mismatched couple to find each other. And then Matthias jeopardizes his happiness by concealing the fact that his bank is in the process of destroying Lotte's company.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Iris Uhlenbruch, Bettina Börgerding
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Zeitsprung Pictures, ARD Degeto
Cast
Sibylle Tafel
Director
Jule Ronstedt
Lotte Wagner
Heio von Stetten
Matthias Winkelmann
Anna Schudt
Britta Pätzke
Olga von Luckwald
Greta Wagner
Moritz Klaus
Benni Wagner
Karl Kranzkowski
Karl Hagen
Philipp Sonntag
Anton Schmidt
Matthias Komm
Sven Pätzke
Stefan Rudolf
Moritz Runge
Caroline Schreiber
Hanna Bloomfeld
Eric Klotzsch
Tim
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