'Merry & Gay': A smart and heartfelt LGBTQ Christmas venture
The film centers around two young women, Becca and Sam, who were once high school sweethearts until they reconnect in their town.
Der Tod und das Mädchen - Van Leeuwens dritter Fall
Thanks to the latest DNA technology, Bruno van Leeuwen finally has a proof in his hands, with which the rapist of the then nine-year-old Vicky can be convicted. Piet Martens, the neighbor of the girl's family, was the culprit. But despite the new evidence, he can not be brought to justice because the crime is now time barred. Martens leaves the police headquarters as a free man. Then Vicky falls on Martens and hits him with a bottle. The police separate the two and Martens' lawyer reports to Vicky about dangerous assault.
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Thanks to the latest DNA technology, Bruno van Leeuwen finally has a proof in his hands, with which the rapist of the then nine-year-old Vicky can be convicted. Piet Martens, the neighbor of the girl's family, was the culprit. But despite the new evidence, he can not be brought to justice because the crime is now time barred. Martens leaves the police headquarters as a free man. Then Vicky falls on Martens and hits him with a bottle. The police separate the two and Martens' lawyer reports to Vicky about dangerous assault.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Nicole Armbruster
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:A Private View, Network Movie
Cast
Hans Steinbichler
Director
Peter Haber
Bruno van Leeuwen
Marcel Hensema
Anton Gallo
Laura de Boer
Tess
Katharina Lorenz
Vicky Jacobs
Barbara Auer
Maria Jacobs
Jörg Schüttauf
Ruben Jacobs
Bruno Cathomas
Piet Martens
Susanne Wuest
Fleur Martens
Mats Thiersch
Nils Martens
Wiebke Puls
Dr. Nistelrooy
Peter Harting
Leitender Polizeidirektor
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