Dörte's Dancing
Dörte Brandt has always dreamed of dancing like Baby and Johnny in her all-time favorite film Dirty Dancing. This wish gets on the nerves of everyone around her, but especially her boyfriend Jens, who is absolutely unromantic and thinks nothing of dancing. Nevertheless, he fulfills Dörte's greatest wish and travels with her to Virginia to the original locations of the film.
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Dörte Brandt has always dreamed of dancing like Baby and Johnny in her all-time favorite film Dirty Dancing. This wish gets on the nerves of everyone around her, but especially her boyfriend Jens, who is absolutely unromantic and thinks nothing of dancing. Nevertheless, he fulfills Dörte's greatest wish and travels with her to Virginia to the original locations of the film.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Rat Pack Filmproduktion
Cast
Andi Niessner
Director
Jeanette Biedermann
Dörte Brandt
Tom Beck
Jimmy
Sven Waasner
Jens Meier
Günter Barton
Mr. Mouseman
Annika Murjahn
Liesl Mouseman
Sonya Kraus
Mrs. Mouseman
Eva-Maria Grein von Friedl
Ponnie
Ines Klewer
Ballgast Ines
Christiane Zeiske
Mrs. Dressman
Veit Stübner
Rex Killerman
Nicolas Walier
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