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Private detective Ferdinand Zankl is arrested by the Passau police on suspicion of murder. He is suspected of having killed his ex-girlfriend, an animal shelter manager.
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Private detective Ferdinand Zankl is arrested by the Passau police on suspicion of murder. He is suspected of having killed his ex-girlfriend, an animal shelter manager.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Michael Illner
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Studio:Hager Moss Film
Cast
Maurice Hübner
Director
Marie Leuenberger
Frederike Bader
Michael Ostrowski
Ferdinand Zankl
Nadja Sabersky
Mia Bader
Bettina Mittendorfer
Roswitha Hertel
Stefan Rudolf
Jochen Mohn
Xenia Tiling
Hermine Grill
Birte Hanusrichter
Ilka Unseld
Andreas Bittl
Elmar "Elwis" Wissmann
Monika Bujinski
Monika Bielmeier
Timo Fakhravar
Ahmed Bahdari
Peter Kollmann
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