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Max und die wilde 7
Nine-year-old Max moves to Geroldseck Castle, together with his mother, who takes up a position as a geriatric nurse there. Apparently a shrewd thief is up to mischief here. His mother is suspected, she is threatened with dismissal. Therefore, together with the three residents of the old people's home at table no. 7, Max does everything possible to convict the real perpetrator.
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Nine-year-old Max moves to Geroldseck Castle, together with his mother, who takes up a position as a geriatric nurse there. Apparently a shrewd thief is up to mischief here. His mother is suspected, she is threatened with dismissal. Therefore, together with the three residents of the old people's home at table no. 7, Max does everything possible to convict the real perpetrator.
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Genre:Family, Adventure, Crime
Written By:Winfried Oelsner, Lisa-Marie Dickreiter
In Theaters:
Box Office:$1,369,679
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Rat Pack Filmproduktion, Neopol Film, RBB, SWR, WDR, HR, ARD, Westside Filmproduktion, Leonine Studios
Cast
Winfried Oelsner
Director
Jona Eisenblätter
Max Bergmann
Uschi Glas
Vera Hasselberg
Thomas Thieme
Horst Dobberkau
Günther Maria Halmer
Kilian von Hohenburg
Alwara Höfels
Marion Bergmann
Nina Petri
Oberschwester Cordula
Roman Knižka
Jochen Schröder
Dieter Schaad
Opa Subinski
Stella Brückner
Laura
Lorenz Marenbach
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