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Lilly unter den Linden
This film is the story of a 13-year-old girl from Hamburg who, after the death of her mother, wants to travel to her aunt Lena and her family - her only living relatives - in Jena. Crossing the inner-German border in 1988, even from West to East, is very difficult. When Lilly finally manages to make the detour via Berlin, she realizes that not everyone in her aunt's family is happy about it. There is a secret in the family that has to do with her mother.
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This film is the story of a 13-year-old girl from Hamburg who, after the death of her mother, wants to travel to her aunt Lena and her family - her only living relatives - in Jena. Crossing the inner-German border in 1988, even from West to East, is very difficult. When Lilly finally manages to make the detour via Berlin, she realizes that not everyone in her aunt's family is happy about it. There is a secret in the family that has to do with her mother.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Anne C. Voorhoeve
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Studio:Polyphon, ARD
Cast
Erwin Keusch
Director
Suzanne von Borsody
Marlene „Lena“ Wollmann
Susanne Hoss
Rita Engelhart
Cornelia Gröschel
Lilli Engelhardt
Tobias Unkauf
Till Wollmann
Ralf Komorr
Mitbewohner von Pascal
Günter Kurze
Herr Ring vom ABV
Mirja Mahir
Theresa
Daniel Morgenroth
Pascal Plotin
Roland Schäfer
Rolf Wollmann
Louisa Herfert
Katrin Wollmann
Gerd Beyer
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