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Evelyn Möller's life could be so wonderful. If only her boss didn't make her life hell. But committing a crime isn't the answer – at least not a good one...
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Evelyn Möller's life could be so wonderful. If only her boss didn't make her life hell. But committing a crime isn't the answer – at least not a good one...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Stefan Hillebrand, Oliver Paulus
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Studio:Motorfilm, Frischfilm
Cast
Stefan Hillebrand, Oliver Paulus
Director
Sabine Reinhardt
Evelyn Möller
Christoph Jungmann
Frank Gehrlach
Isolde Fischer
Ursel König
Volker Heymann
Bernd Engel
Jim Libby
Mr. Peck
Coralie Wolff
Barbara Engel
Belina Raffy
Angela Parker
Günther Weisskop
Georg Möller
Tabea Herion
Ann-Kathrin Möller
Gerhard Piske
Siggi Siegthaler
Alex Miller
Marc Coleman
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