A Dog Gone Missing Will Bring an Incredible Search
Based on a true story, when his beloved dog goes missing, the owner embarks on an incredible search with his parents to find him.
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Pauline Schwebe is a police officer and single. She is touched when she discovers Leo Golombeck's handwritten wish list at a traffic light. In it, the seven-year-old invites a lonely soul to a Christmas party with his family. In return, he wouldn't mind if the lonely soul brought a few presents. Pauline visits Leo, who lives in modest circumstances with his sister Lotte and his dad Daniel. As Pauline's parents are constantly nagging her that she is still single, she quickly invites Daniel and his children to the family Christmas party and introduces him as her new boyfriend.
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Pauline Schwebe is a police officer and single. She is touched when she discovers Leo Golombeck's handwritten wish list at a traffic light. In it, the seven-year-old invites a lonely soul to a Christmas party with his family. In return, he wouldn't mind if the lonely soul brought a few presents. Pauline visits Leo, who lives in modest circumstances with his sister Lotte and his dad Daniel. As Pauline's parents are constantly nagging her that she is still single, she quickly invites Daniel and his children to the family Christmas party and introduces him as her new boyfriend.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family, Romance
Written By:Martina Mouchot
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:U5 Filmproduktion, ARD, ARD Degeto
Cast
Marc Rensing
Director
Anne Schäfer
Pauline Schwebe
Sebastian Ströbel
Daniel Golombeck
Lena Stolze
Wanda Schwebe
Hans-Uwe Bauer
Birger Schwebe
Jasmin Schwiers
Caro Schwebe
Leander Menzel
Leo Golombeck
Helgi Schmid
Jon - Freund von Caro
Annika Kuhl
Bettina Schwebe
Patrick Güldenberg
Benjamin Schwebe
Mathilda Smidt
Lotte Golombeck
Lola Brauser
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