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Comedy about a wedding that doesn't take place. Which leads to insights nobody expected. Irene and Lutz Steimle as well as Margret and Robert Heller meet for the first time in an idyllic castle hotel in Mecklenburg to celebrate the wedding of their children Laila and David. Two couples whose own marriages are not in the best of shape.
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Comedy about a wedding that doesn't take place. Which leads to insights nobody expected. Irene and Lutz Steimle as well as Margret and Robert Heller meet for the first time in an idyllic castle hotel in Mecklenburg to celebrate the wedding of their children Laila and David. Two couples whose own marriages are not in the best of shape.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Sarah Schnier
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Ninety-Minute Film
Cast
Hansjörg Thurn
Director
Birge Schade
Irene Steimle
Thomas Sarbacher
Robert Heller
Nina Kronjäger
Margret Heller
Martin Brambach
Lutz Steimle
Sandra Schreiber
Laila Steimle
Florian Bartholomäi
David Heller
Christine Sommer
Sylvie Wegleitner
Stephan Szasz
Franz Wegleitner
Christian Goebel
Dr. Dirk Rosemund
Lara Mandoki
Alina Schumann
Fritz Roth
Prof. Rainer Meermann
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