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Svenja longs to be closer to her father Ralf. Throughout her life, the globetrotter and multiple family founder was more often away than at home. When Ralf is diagnosed with terminal cancer, it suddenly becomes unclear whether they can overcome the distance that has grown between them. A seemingly mundane family tradition helps: playing rummy.
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Svenja longs to be closer to her father Ralf. Throughout her life, the globetrotter and multiple family founder was more often away than at home. When Ralf is diagnosed with terminal cancer, it suddenly becomes unclear whether they can overcome the distance that has grown between them. A seemingly mundane family tradition helps: playing rummy.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Susann Frömmer
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Blue Monticola
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