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Pizza und Marmelade
Florian is a successful up and coming architect. However, when the firm goes bust, his life changes drastically. He has to take a job in a pizza place and move to a cheap and run down area of town. But not all is bad. He also learns that there's more to life than money and a professional career.
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Florian is a successful up and coming architect. However, when the firm goes bust, his life changes drastically. He has to take a job in a pizza place and move to a cheap and run down area of town. But not all is bad. He also learns that there's more to life than money and a professional career.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Andrea Stoll
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Studio:ARD
Cast
Oliver Dieckmann
Director
Max von Thun
Florian Herzog
Stefanie Stappenbeck
Lucia Blumenberg
Helmfried von Lüttichau
Claudio Fontanella
Clelia Sarto
Mariella
Michael Hanemann
Edgar Büchner
Meral Perin
Fatima
Filippo Kreindl
Daniel Herzog
Nina Brandhoff
Susanne
Johanna Bittenbinder
Frau vom Arbeitsamt
Carola Bambas
Maklerin
Mediha Cetin
Frau mit Rose
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