Living in The Real World in 'Dog Gone Trouble'
A pampered dog who gets lost and has to learn to live on his own while being flexible with surroundings.
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Katja Winzer lives with her eight-year-old son Tobias and her partner Jürgen in a small town near Bremerhaven. When Tobias does not come home one evening after playing games, and broadcasts remain fruitless throughout the circle of friends, Katja turns on the police. For Katja begins a nightmare of waiting, hope and fear, where she threatens to break. Only weeks later, the terrible idea that Tobias could have become a victim of a violent crime, to the certainty.
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Katja Winzer lives with her eight-year-old son Tobias and her partner Jürgen in a small town near Bremerhaven. When Tobias does not come home one evening after playing games, and broadcasts remain fruitless throughout the circle of friends, Katja turns on the police. For Katja begins a nightmare of waiting, hope and fear, where she threatens to break. Only weeks later, the terrible idea that Tobias could have become a victim of a violent crime, to the certainty.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Annette Hess
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Hartmut Griesmayr
Director
Christine Neubauer
Katja Winzer
Filip Peeters
Roman Maartens
Martin Feifel
Jürgen Behrendt
Andrea Lüdke
Silke Maartens
Katharina Abt
Antje Langer
Thorsten Merten
André Spanuth
Jürgen Heinrich
Bernd Kückeberg
Finn Luca Jedamzick
Tim Maartens
Ludwig Skuras
Tobias Winzer
Senta Sommerfeld
Frau Kalkreuth
Franziska Mencz
Susanne Spanuth
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