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Ein Schatz fürs Leben – Abenteuer in Panama poster

Ein Schatz fürs Leben – Abenteuer in Panama 

Dr. Wilhelm Brock, a seasoned but never successful Precolombian treasure hunter, is on the trace of the legendary, elusive Oromec treasure in Panama. Finding the missing clue gives him a cardiac crisis. His bossy daughter Johanna tries to sell the boat he got to pay for his surgery. Lacking buyers, she joins his foster-son Michael and historian Christian o the treasure hunt. But Wilhelm's rich former partner Carlos Ortega has got wind of his luck, and stops at nothing.
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Dr. Wilhelm Brock, a seasoned but never successful Precolombian treasure hunter, is on the trace of the legendary, elusive Oromec treasure in Panama. Finding the missing clue gives him a cardiac crisis. His bossy daughter Johanna tries to sell the boat he got to pay for his surgery. Lacking buyers, she joins his foster-son Michael and historian Christian o the treasure hunt. But Wilhelm's rich former partner Carlos Ortega has got wind of his luck, and stops at nothing.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Sigi Rothemund
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:ZDF

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