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A murder case is drawing more attention to the family history of historian Adelgunde. In cooperation with a young Russian girl, who knows surprisingly much about her father, Adelgunde finds out about strictly guarded family secrets.
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A murder case is drawing more attention to the family history of historian Adelgunde. In cooperation with a young Russian girl, who knows surprisingly much about her father, Adelgunde finds out about strictly guarded family secrets.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Peter Payer, David G. L. Weiss
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Mona Film Produktion, ORF
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