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Love Machine
When Georgy's music career derails and bankruptcy seems unavoidable, he discovers a profitable career opportunity as a call boy.
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When Georgy's music career derails and bankruptcy seems unavoidable, he discovers a profitable career opportunity as a call boy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Silvia Wohlmuth, Andreas Schmied
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Allegro Film, ORF
Cast
Andreas Schmied
Director
Thomas Stipsits
Georg „Georgy“ Hillmaier
Claudia Kottal
Jadwiga Fiedler
Ulrike Beimpold
Josefine Ferstl
Lilian Klebow
Dr. Barbara Cerny
Katharina Straßer
Lisa Blümel
Barbara Schöneberger
Uschi Baumann
Adele Neuhauser
Eva Wildner
Julia Jelinek
Uta
Holger Schober
Kurt Haindl
Elfriede Schüsseleder
Gerda Fiskas
Philipp Doboczky
Konrad
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