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The renowned physician Prof. Markus Gärtner becomes the new head of the planned cardiac research center. To make it as easy as possible for the specialist to settle into his new place of residence, clinic director Prof. Weissing commissions a relocation agency to take care of his wishes and concerns from now on. Although she sends her best employee, Lina Baumann, she seems to fail because of the gruff, humorless doctor. Every apartment she chooses displeases the single doctor. He is also annoyed by all the joint activities. He only has work on his mind and would like to start immediately.
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The renowned physician Prof. Markus Gärtner becomes the new head of the planned cardiac research center. To make it as easy as possible for the specialist to settle into his new place of residence, clinic director Prof. Weissing commissions a relocation agency to take care of his wishes and concerns from now on. Although she sends her best employee, Lina Baumann, she seems to fail because of the gruff, humorless doctor. Every apartment she chooses displeases the single doctor. He is also annoyed by all the joint activities. He only has work on his mind and would like to start immediately.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Jessica Schellack, Kerstin Österlin
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Film, SWR, ARD Degeto
Cast
Florian Gärtner
Director
Julia Brendler
Lina Baumann
Stephan Luca
Markus Gärtner
Heinz Hoenig
Rüdiger Hofmeister
Robert Giggenbach
Prof. Weissing
Martin Gruber
Daniel Kessler
Jannis Michel
Tim Gärtner
Gabriele Dossi
Ada Baumann
Sybilla Dekker
Frau Weissing
Sybille Kleinschmitt
Polizistin
Nicolas Solar Lozier
Helge
Raphael Nybl
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