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Anna Grawe is the right-hand woman of Bea Kober, a member of the Bundestag. When she learns that the public prosecutor's office is investigating her boss, she becomes suspicious. The connection to oligarch Parygin makes everything even more complicated. What Anna doesn't realize is that her daughter Larissa had an affair with Parygin.
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Anna Grawe is the right-hand woman of Bea Kober, a member of the Bundestag. When she learns that the public prosecutor's office is investigating her boss, she becomes suspicious. The connection to oligarch Parygin makes everything even more complicated. What Anna doesn't realize is that her daughter Larissa had an affair with Parygin.
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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Michael Illner
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Real Film Berlin, ARD, ARD Degeto
Cast
Franziska Schlotterer
Director
Tanja Wedhorn
Anna Grawe
Paula Hartmann
Larissa Grawe
Jutta Wachowiak
Magda Grawe
Rosa Enskat
Bea Kober
Kai Scheve
Alexander Büsing
Clelia Sarto
State Attorney Limmer
Andreas Warmbrunn
Malte Büsing
Eugen Knecht
Igor Parygin
Jörg Pose
Michael Kreuzburg
Axel Werner
Lutz Peters
Thomas Hintze
LKA-Beamter
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