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A woman admitted in a mental health centre in order to overcome the death of her son decides to finish with her life. Her situation worries her husband and also her roomate, who is admitted in the centre although being in perfect mental situation.
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A woman admitted in a mental health centre in order to overcome the death of her son decides to finish with her life. Her situation worries her husband and also her roomate, who is admitted in the centre although being in perfect mental situation.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Don Schubert
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:ORF, ZDF
Cast
Jörg Grünler
Director
Fritz Karl
Andreas Mersfeld
Jessica Schwarz
Sarah Merlow
Tatjana Alexander
Julia Mersfeld
Martin Brambach
Geschäftsführer Votec
Detlev Eckstein
Rezeptionist
Claudia Messner
Celli Kulmbacher
Filip Peeters
Dr. Heinrich Merlow
Johann Adam Oest
Boss Roland Brücker
Hary Prinz
Dr. Brauweiler
Kai Scheve
Carl Jungk
Silvina Buchbauer
Nurse
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