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Farmer Josef is down because of a heart attack. Who will bring in the harvest now? His wife asks his son for help. Karl, who once left the farm in a quarrel, rushes over and once again gets into a quarrel with his father - and into the confusion of love... A cliché brew of a Heimatfilm that is quite palatable, has a top cast and was filmed in an interesting region.
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Farmer Josef is down because of a heart attack. Who will bring in the harvest now? His wife asks his son for help. Karl, who once left the farm in a quarrel, rushes over and once again gets into a quarrel with his father - and into the confusion of love... A cliché brew of a Heimatfilm that is quite palatable, has a top cast and was filmed in an interesting region.
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Studio:Me, Myself & Eye Film- und Fernsehproduktionsges. mbH (MME), Filmpool, ARD
Cast
Christian Wagner
Director
Elmar Wepper
Josef Singhammer
Gaby Dohm
Franziska Singhammer
Fritz Karl
Karl Singhammer
Sigi Zimmerschied
Vinzenz Huber
Anna Schudt
Leni
Christina Hecke
Sophie Kreilinger
Toni Osmani
Yuri
Mona-Leen Schuller
Marie Kreilinger
Simon Zagermann
Rüdiger Kreilinger
Sebastian Weber
Randy
Joy Maria Bai
Yasmin
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