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Financial advisor Nadja Trenkler and housewife Susanne Lasko look like twin sisters. When they happen to run into each other in the elevator one day, Nadja suggests to her doppelgänger that they occasionally switch places for a fee.
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Financial advisor Nadja Trenkler and housewife Susanne Lasko look like twin sisters. When they happen to run into each other in the elevator one day, Nadja suggests to her doppelgänger that they occasionally switch places for a fee.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Katrin Bühlig
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Cast
Judith Kennel
Director
Uwe Bohm
Dieter Lasko
Manfred Zapatka
Philipp Hardenberg
Natalia Wörner
Susanne Lasko/ Nadja Trenkler
Michael Schönborn
Joachim Kogler
Joachim Paul Assböck
Roman
Mark Waschke
Michael Trenkler
Monika Hansen
Agnes Runge
Heiko Pinkowski
Polizist
Rainer Piwek
Friedhofsmitarbeiter
Stephan Schad
Herr Dr. Nitsche
Christoph Tomanek
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