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Das Puppenheim in Pinnow
On the way to the holiday camp, 16-year-old Steffi falls in love with Norbert, whom she has known for a long time from visiting grandfather in Pinnow. She made a quick decision to change her future plans and decided to become a milker, because Norbert is the newly appointed apprentice trainer for livestock farming in Pinnow. The grandfather, who is very happy about Steffi's visit, cannot prevent his granddaughter from making up her mind. Norbert himself was an apprentice in Pinnow and often suffered from the teaching methods of his predecessor. That's why he wants to do it differently.
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On the way to the holiday camp, 16-year-old Steffi falls in love with Norbert, whom she has known for a long time from visiting grandfather in Pinnow. She made a quick decision to change her future plans and decided to become a milker, because Norbert is the newly appointed apprentice trainer for livestock farming in Pinnow. The grandfather, who is very happy about Steffi's visit, cannot prevent his granddaughter from making up her mind. Norbert himself was an apprentice in Pinnow and often suffered from the teaching methods of his predecessor. That's why he wants to do it differently.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Günter Ebert, Christian Steinke
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Fernsehen der DDR, DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme
Cast
Christian Steinke
Director
Walter Plathe
Norbert Stenzel
Petra Fritzenwanker
Steffi Fiedler
Claudia Jatzkowski
Marion Hacker
Susanne Krahnert
Marlies Bethke
Iris Benz
Rosa Riebow
Bernd Schramm
Hans-Peter Grambow
Hans Teuscher
Martin Stuck
Ernst-Georg Schwill
Paul Henkel
Joachim Zschocke
Paul Wendland
Jochen Thomas
Grandpa Fiedler
Wolfgang Winkler
Mr. Fiedler
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