Das Leben meiner Tochter
Eight-year-old Jana desperately needs a heart donor. But the months pass and there is no suitable organ. Out of desperation, her father Micha - against the advice of the doctors and the will of his wife - turns to illegal organ traders.
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Eight-year-old Jana desperately needs a heart donor. But the months pass and there is no suitable organ. Out of desperation, her father Micha - against the advice of the doctors and the will of his wife - turns to illegal organ traders.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Steffen Weinert
Director
Christoph Bach
Micha Faber
Maggie Valentina Salomon
Jana Faber
Alwara Höfels
Nathalie Faber
André Hennicke
Dr. Bix
Marleen Lohse
Isabell
Birge Schade
Richterin
Barbara Philipp
Dr. Benesch
Marc Zwinz
Thomas Brandstätter
Zara-Rachel Schöneck
Maria
Michael Kranz
Norbert Holler
Rainer Ewerrien
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