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Isabelle, an editor of a lifestyle magazine who grew up without parents, finds out from the police that her father died not decades ago, but only yesterday. When she visits his farm, she discovers that she is also a big sister. Faced with the imminent institutionalization of her two young children, she has to make a decision: Career or family. A sympathetic caretaker makes it easier for her.
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Isabelle, an editor of a lifestyle magazine who grew up without parents, finds out from the police that her father died not decades ago, but only yesterday. When she visits his farm, she discovers that she is also a big sister. Faced with the imminent institutionalization of her two young children, she has to make a decision: Career or family. A sympathetic caretaker makes it easier for her.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Comedy, Family
Written By:Markus Mayer, Maja Brandstetter, Wolfgang Brandstetter
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Tivolifilm, ARD
Cast
Christine Kabisch
Director
Denise Zich
Isabelle Tanner
Hendrik Duryn
Daniel Knapp
Günther Schramm
Hans Tanner
Gerlinde Locker
Margarethe Tanner
Anna Bertheau
Tina Kölzer
Marc Oliver Schulze
Robert Koch
Eleonore Weisgerber
Norma Desmond
Hanna Binke
Melissa Sprung
Ellen Schulz
Frau Baumann
Nico Liersch
Paul Sprung
Oscar U. Ehrlich
Polizeiobermeister Michael Berger
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