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Bärbel Schmitz buys her husband a shirt for his birthday. When she discovers a call for help from Bangladesh in it, a story begins that will turn Bärbel and her family's regular, conventional life completely upside down.
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Bärbel Schmitz buys her husband a shirt for his birthday. When she discovers a call for help from Bangladesh in it, a story begins that will turn Bärbel and her family's regular, conventional life completely upside down.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy
Written By:Rupert Henning
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Bantry Bay Productions, WHee Film, ZDF
Cast
Rupert Henning
Director
Annette Frier
Bärbel Schmitz
Henning Baum
Lutz Schmitz
Jutta Speidel
Lis Polke
Nico Liersch
Ben Schmitz
Greta Geyer
Leonie Schmitz
Charlie Schrein
Jonas Schmitz
Matti Schmidt-Schaller
Noah Maertens
Ruban Nadesapillai
Rani Manabendra Chandra
Eva Verena Müller
Lotte Heidemann
Nicole Johannhanwahr
Ida Odenbach
Hans-Heinrich Hardt
Georg Räderscheidt
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