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Familie Bundschuh im Weihnachtschaos
The Bundschuh family gets new neighbours, but there the trouble starts for Gundula and Gerald. Brother-in-law Hadi and his wife Rose are the new neighbors and from that moment on everything goes wrong for the Bundschuhs.
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The Bundschuh family gets new neighbours, but there the trouble starts for Gundula and Gerald. Brother-in-law Hadi and his wife Rose are the new neighbors and from that moment on everything goes wrong for the Bundschuhs.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy
Written By:Kerstin Cantz, Andrea Sawatzki
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Ziegler Film
Cast
Thomas Nennstiel
Director
Andrea Sawatzki
Gundula Bundschuh
Axel Milberg
Gerald Bundschuh
Uwe Ochsenknecht
Herr Mussorkski
Thekla Carola Wied
Ilse Schultze
Judy Winter
Susanne Bundschuh
Stephan Grossmann
Hadi Schultze
Eva Löbau
Rose Schultze
Amber Bongard
Ricarda
Mathis Wernecke
Matz
Nicholas Monu
Reginald
Wilson Gonzalez Ochsenknecht
Pfarrer
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