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Hanni & Nanni
Hanni and Nanni are not only sisters, but also best friends. The twins are inseparable and always up to something. When they cause a wild chase through a department store, their wealthy parents have had it: They send the girls to the posh boarding school Lindenhof in order to teach them some manners. While sweet-tempered Nanni quickly makes new friends, the impulsive Hanni has a hard time accustoming herself.
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Hanni and Nanni are not only sisters, but also best friends. The twins are inseparable and always up to something. When they cause a wild chase through a department store, their wealthy parents have had it: They send the girls to the posh boarding school Lindenhof in order to teach them some manners. While sweet-tempered Nanni quickly makes new friends, the impulsive Hanni has a hard time accustoming herself.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Jane Ainscough, Katharina Reschke
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Feine Filme, ZDF, UFA Cinema
Cast
Christine Hartmann
Director
Sophia Münster
Hanni Sullivan
Jana Münster
Nanni Sullivan
Hannelore Elsner
Principal Theobald
Heino Ferch
Georg Sullivan
Anja Kling
Julie Sullivan
Katharina Thalbach
Mademoiselle Bertoux
Suzanne von Borsody
Mrs. Mägerlein
Oliver Pocher
Rüdiger Hack
Sunnyi Melles
Erika's Mother
Zoe Thurau
Jenny
Aleen Jana Kötter
Erika
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