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Detectives Karl Jäger and Lola Kraft are investigating again. An inconspicuous family man saves a young woman from being raped and uses unexpected skills that not only attract the attention of himself, but also of the police. But it is not just his mysterious past that troubles the amnesiac victim, but also a killer squad. Who is after him? And what is the mystery of his past?
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Detectives Karl Jäger and Lola Kraft are investigating again. An inconspicuous family man saves a young woman from being raped and uses unexpected skills that not only attract the attention of himself, but also of the police. But it is not just his mysterious past that troubles the amnesiac victim, but also a killer squad. Who is after him? And what is the mystery of his past?
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Armin Schnürle
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Mania Pictures e.V.
Cast
Armin Schnürle
Director
Stefan Lörcher
Karl Jäger
Cathrin Tham
Lola Kraft
Markus Kiefer
Frank Schubert
Nikolai Will
Nick Retter
Letizia Bohl
Jenny Kurtz
Annika Strauss
Nadia
Saskia Höfle
Tanja Schubert
Hartmut Volle
Kriminalrat Junkers
Rasmus Muttscheller
Martin Bregmann
Ulrich Milde
Staatssekretär Vogt
Tilo Prückner
Dr. Neufeld
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