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The Cold Truth
On a freezing November night, a young doctor accidentally runs over and kills an 18-year old boy. The criminal investigation is quickly dropped, but the mysterious circumstances of the accident leave behind many unanswered questions.
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On a freezing November night, a young doctor accidentally runs over and kills an 18-year old boy. The criminal investigation is quickly dropped, but the mysterious circumstances of the accident leave behind many unanswered questions.
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Studio:ZDF
Cast
Franziska Meletzky
Director
Petra Schmidt-Schaller
Helen Liebermann
Rainer Bock
Wagner
Torben Liebrecht
Dirk
Ann-Kathrin Kramer
Frau Dombrowski
Michael Grimm
Simon Kerber
Ruth Reinecke
Pastorin
Trystan Pütter
Anton Stein
Jannik Schümann
Thomas
Peter Benedict
Herr Dombrowski
Sinje Irslinger
Nicole Hohlbein
Martin Lindow
Herr Hohlbein
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