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Kleine Eheverbrechen 

After a blow to the head, Gilles wakes up in the hospital. He knows that his wife Lisa caused the injury. The act is the result of years of accumulated desperation and shows the extent of the rift in the marriage. So he decides to fake amnesia for everyone to explore what went wrong in his marriage.
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After a blow to the head, Gilles wakes up in the hospital. He knows that his wife Lisa caused the injury. The act is the result of years of accumulated desperation and shows the extent of the rift in the marriage. So he decides to fake amnesia for everyone to explore what went wrong in his marriage.

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Genre:TV Movie, Romance, Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Christian Werner
Written By:Klaus Pieber
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:ZDF, Amalia Film

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