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Ein Sommer auf Sylt
Anne Berger, wife and mother of two children, is looking forward to the family vacation on Sylt. However, on the day of departure, she must learn that her husband Stefan has an affair with his assistant. So Anne sets off with her children alone. In order not to be found for Stefan, she lodges in a small guesthouse, which is run by the somewhat grumpy, but kind-hearted Lina Hansen. While Anne finds an admirer in Lina's son, the idiosyncratic Fischer Jan, Stefan also makes his way to the holiday island. He is remorseful and wants to win Anne back at any cost.
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Anne Berger, wife and mother of two children, is looking forward to the family vacation on Sylt. However, on the day of departure, she must learn that her husband Stefan has an affair with his assistant. So Anne sets off with her children alone. In order not to be found for Stefan, she lodges in a small guesthouse, which is run by the somewhat grumpy, but kind-hearted Lina Hansen. While Anne finds an admirer in Lina's son, the idiosyncratic Fischer Jan, Stefan also makes his way to the holiday island. He is remorseful and wants to win Anne back at any cost.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Mathias Klaschka
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Zieglerfilm München, ARD
Cast
Thomas Nennstiel
Director
Christine Neubauer
Anne Berger
David C. Bunners
Stefan Berger
Brigitte Janner
Lina Hansen
Jochen Horst
Jan Hansen
Nadeshda Brennicke
Meike Hartung
Henning Baum
Piet Bornhold
Susanne Häusler
Mrs. Kleinert
Tobias Licht
Mr. Krause
Giulia Karkhoff
Emily Berger
Jean-Luca Classen
Robert Berger
Anett Heilfort
Receptionnist (uncredited)
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