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Sehnsucht nach Rimini
After surviving a heart attack, bus company owner Marianne Toeplitz should actually be more concerned about her health than her ailing business. But she only does this after an argument with her daughter Susanne, who wants to merge with the competition. Against all reason, Marianne sets off for Italy with her granddaughter: Teenager Nellie is in love and wants to join her boyfriend in Rimini - where Marianne experienced an unforgettable romance with the charming Giuseppe many years ago. Susanne follows the two runaways and gets closer to her ex-husband again. Marianne also learns that old love never rusts.
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After surviving a heart attack, bus company owner Marianne Toeplitz should actually be more concerned about her health than her ailing business. But she only does this after an argument with her daughter Susanne, who wants to merge with the competition. Against all reason, Marianne sets off for Italy with her granddaughter: Teenager Nellie is in love and wants to join her boyfriend in Rimini - where Marianne experienced an unforgettable romance with the charming Giuseppe many years ago. Susanne follows the two runaways and gets closer to her ex-husband again. Marianne also learns that old love never rusts.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Siegmar Jeromin, Gabriele Kreis, Peter Rippl
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Dietmar Klein
Director
Nicole Heesters
Marianne Toeplitz
Rebecca Immanuel
Susanne Eppstein
Timothy Peach
Jan Eppstein
Juraj Kukura
Giuseppe Anselmi
Vanessa Berthold
Nellie Eppstein
Regine Vergeen
Josefine Schatz
Andreas Wellano
Werner Kawinske
Thomas Rudnick
Max-Thomas Wolf
Ron Williams
Calvin Baker
Dieter Schaad
Dr. Thienhaus
Antonio Di Mauro
A. Anselmi
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