Where The Tracks End in Mexico
This coming-of-age Mexican movie is about a group of school children who fulfill their dreams.
Der Weihnachtskrieg
The Wieland and Aschenbach families urgently need daycare places. Fortunately, the director of the municipal daycare center, Johannes Herder, is moving in right next door to them. However, there is only one free daycare place left. That's why every family is now trying to impress Herder. He uses the parents' eagerness to his advantage until the situation gets out of hand just before Christmas.
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The Wieland and Aschenbach families urgently need daycare places. Fortunately, the director of the municipal daycare center, Johannes Herder, is moving in right next door to them. However, there is only one free daycare place left. That's why every family is now trying to impress Herder. He uses the parents' eagerness to his advantage until the situation gets out of hand just before Christmas.
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Genre:Comedy
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Cast
Oliver Dommenget
Director
Oliver Pocher
Johannes Herder
Sonsee Neu
Kerstin Wieland
Janek Rieke
Thomas Wieland
Christoph Grunert
August Achenbach
Suzan Anbeh
Yvonne Achenbach
Meike Gottschalk
Elke
Jochen Kolenda
Herr Bennat
Nathalie Lucia Hahnen
Mara Wieland
Rolf Berg
Ordnungsbeamter
Jochen Langner
Kripobeamter Dabrock
Pierre Shrady
Harald Wohrolt
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