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One Man's Happiness
Martin Manz has run over the daughter of his best friend, Frank, who plays handball with him and regularly repairs Frank’s father’s old television. Martin wants to do the right thing and help the family, but he also wants to cover up his drunk-driving episode.
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Martin Manz has run over the daughter of his best friend, Frank, who plays handball with him and regularly repairs Frank’s father’s old television. Martin wants to do the right thing and help the family, but he also wants to cover up his drunk-driving episode.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Frédéric Hambalek
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Wiedemann & Berg Television
Cast
Rainer Kaufmann
Director
Albrecht Schuch
Martin Manz
Johannes Allmayer
Frank Eberhardt
Aylin Tezel
Anja Manz
Günther Maria Halmer
Dr. Walter Nachtheim
Friedrich von Thun
Klaus Manz
Julia Heinze
Gabi Bellm
Lilli Biedermann
Miriam Eberhardt
Florian Burgkart
Tobi Manz
Eli Wasserscheid
Lea Zeiler
Christiane Bärwald
Ulla Geiger
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