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Here Comes Lola!
A nine-year-old girl who has just moved with her parents to Hamburg, Germany, is desperate for finding a best friend. The daughter of a Brazilian father and German mother, Lola is a little girl who dreams she's a rock star, but mostly dreams of having a best friend.
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A nine-year-old girl who has just moved with her parents to Hamburg, Germany, is desperate for finding a best friend. The daughter of a Brazilian father and German mother, Lola is a little girl who dreams she's a rock star, but mostly dreams of having a best friend.
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Genre:Family, Comedy, Drama, Music
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Kiddinx Filmproduktion, Bavaria Filmverleih- und Produktions GmbH, Constantin Film
Cast
Franziska Buch
Director
Axel Prahl
Felix Jungherz
Meira Durand
Lola Veloso
Felina Czycykowski
Flora Steg
Fernando Spengler
Fabio 'Papai' Veloso
Julia Jentsch
Viktualia Vicky' Veloso
Nora Tschirner
Penelope Agatha Livia Steg
Birthe Gerken
Journalistin
Margarita Broich
Aurelia Jungherz
Karoline Chmelensky
Annalisa
Valeria Eisenbart
Frederike
Sandra Borgmann
Frau Wiegelmann
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