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Die Drei von der Müllabfuhr - Der Neue
A trained theologian with a truck driver's license joins Werner Träsch's team. Former pastor Matthias is surprisingly good at tackling difficult tasks. But he can't hide the fact that he is in trouble for long: His ex-girlfriend Anna makes it impossible for him to see their five-year-old daughter Lotte, despite having joint custody.
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A trained theologian with a truck driver's license joins Werner Träsch's team. Former pastor Matthias is surprisingly good at tackling difficult tasks. But he can't hide the fact that he is in trouble for long: His ex-girlfriend Anna makes it impossible for him to see their five-year-old daughter Lotte, despite having joint custody.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Gernot Gricksch
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Fiction
Cast
Christiane Balthasar
Director
Uwe Ochsenknecht
Werner Träsch
Aram Arami
Tarik Büyütürk
Marc Oliver Schulze
Matthias "Motte" Krüger
Laia Alvarez
Anna Gonzáles
Clara Vogt
Kira
Nadine Wrietz
Ms. Lehmann
David Bredin
Danny
Rainer Strecker
Rüdiger Dorn
Frank Kessler
Specki
Adelheid Kleineidam
Gabi Hertz
Laura Louisa Garde
Annika Träsch
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