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Kati and Jonas have planned to get married secretly during their Christmas trip to Mauritius - but in the end, Kati's entire family gets wind of the plan and shows up at the airport to accompany them.
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Kati and Jonas have planned to get married secretly during their Christmas trip to Mauritius - but in the end, Kati's entire family gets wind of the plan and shows up at the airport to accompany them.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Ulrike Schwarzenberger
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Teamfilm Wien, ORF, BR, Telepool, Teamfilm Produktion
Cast
Xaver Schwarzenberger
Director
Martina Gedeck
Katarina „Kati“ Treichl
Mona Seefried
Luise „Luiserl“ Moor
Erwin Steinhauer
Johannes „Jo“ Moor
Inge Konradi
Mitzerl „Omama“ Moor
Johanna von Koczian
Lilibet Treichl
Gregor Bloéb
Jonas Meixner
Mariella Hahn
Sissi Moor
Thomas Thurgar
Gregor Moor
Elisabeth Orth
Frau Meixner
Proschat Madani
Stewardess
Stephan Paryla-Raky
Baumanager
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