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Genre:Crime
Written By:Peter Koller
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Studio:Mona Film Produktion, Tivolifilm
Cast
Till Franzen
Director
Fritz Karl
Thomas Meiberger
Lisa Schützenberger
Anna Grünwald
Franz Josef Danner
Kevin Ganslinger
Tanja Raunig
Ulla Ganslinger
Lino Gaier
Patrick Meiberger
Anna Loos
Andrea Breuer
Monica Anna Cammerlander
Frau Seitner
Felix Rank
Paul Schachner
Christoph von Friedl
Roland Meier
Nina Proll
Susanne Aidbichler
Gregor Bloéb
Peter Aidbichler
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