The former professional footballer Alex Brehm has taken care of his daughter Charlie since the accidental death of his wife. The girl suffers greatly from the loss of her beloved mother, but is an avid footballer and finds distraction from her grief, at least for a short while. Also, she is "completely the daddy" - until Alex learns one day after a blood test of his daughter that neither he nor his deceased wife Charlie's biological parents can be.
Matthias Steurer
Director
Jörg Schüttauf
Alex Brehm
Julia Richter
Sophie Schönemann
Peter Franke
Willy Brehm
Annika Bolkart
Charlie Brehm
Francesca Bolkart
Charlie Brehm
Grace Reutlinger
Paula Schönemann
Martin Umbach
Dr. Stephan Fischer
Moses Wolff
Udo
Sarah-Lavinia Schmidbauer
Klavierlehrerin Peggy
Ulrike Arnold
Frau Freitag
Jo Kern
Ute
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