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Harter Brocken: Die Fälscherin 

A burglar hangs dead in St. Andreasberg from the roof of a holiday home that a mysterious art restorer lives in. This time, the village policeman Frank Koops received unwelcome support in his investigations: The ministerial official Kramer sent from the state capital did not leave his side to critically examine the capacity utilization of the remote police station.
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A burglar hangs dead in St. Andreasberg from the roof of a holiday home that a mysterious art restorer lives in. This time, the village policeman Frank Koops received unwelcome support in his investigations: The ministerial official Kramer sent from the state capital did not leave his side to critically examine the capacity utilization of the remote police station.

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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Anno Saul
Written By:Holger Karsten Schmidt
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:H&V Entertainment, ARD Degeto

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Director

Anno Saul

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Aljoscha Stadelmann

Frank Koops

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Moritz Führmann

Heiner Kelzenberg

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Anna Fischer

Mette Vogt

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Nadja Bobyleva

Susanne Kramer

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Katharina Heyer

Anna Sorenko

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Anatole Taubman

Don Andrea Moretti

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Stefano Cassetti

Simone Coppola

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Andreas Grusinski

Salvatore Coppola

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Emilio De Marchi

Gabriele Neri

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Heide Simon

Frau Burkhardt

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Alexandra Gottschlich

Paula Westermann

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