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Die Witwe im Brautkleid
A wailing scream pierces the night! A woman is dead and at her side sits a bride. Who is responsible for this cruel murder? And will it be possible to solve this mystery in just one take?
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A wailing scream pierces the night! A woman is dead and at her side sits a bride. Who is responsible for this cruel murder? And will it be possible to solve this mystery in just one take?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tim Jürgensen, Torben Sachert
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