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Die Sterntaler
Mina, a poor girl with a big heart sees stars falling from the sky and turning into Gold Talers before they land. With that money the girl can ask the king to let her parents go home.
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Mina, a poor girl with a big heart sees stars falling from the sky and turning into Gold Talers before they land. With that money the girl can ask the king to let her parents go home.
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Genre:Family, TV Movie, Fantasy
Written By:Rochus Hahn
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Studio:ARD, Bavaria Filmverleih- und Produktions GmbH
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