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Everything seems to be going according to plan for graduate engineer Oliver Berger. He has only just landed a lucrative contract for his employer when he is already entrusted with the next major project. He willingly puts up with constant trips abroad and working through weekends. Meanwhile, his wife Lena and his ten-year-old son Moritz wait for him at his apartment in Erfurt or at the weekend house. Berger has never worried that his marriage might suffer as a result of his job. So he is all the more stunned when Lena leaves him at the drop of a hat. Suddenly, Berger is a single father.
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Everything seems to be going according to plan for graduate engineer Oliver Berger. He has only just landed a lucrative contract for his employer when he is already entrusted with the next major project. He willingly puts up with constant trips abroad and working through weekends. Meanwhile, his wife Lena and his ten-year-old son Moritz wait for him at his apartment in Erfurt or at the weekend house. Berger has never worried that his marriage might suffer as a result of his job. So he is all the more stunned when Lena leaves him at the drop of a hat. Suddenly, Berger is a single father.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Written By:Ulrich del Mestre
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Studio:ARD
Cast
Gabi Kubach
Director
Francis Fulton-Smith
Oliver Berger
Ursula Buschhorn
Lena Berger
Karl Kranzkowski
Nowak
Petra Kelling
Olivers Anwältin
Dieter Mann
Richter Lewald
Maximilian Werner
Moritz Berger
Thorsten Feller
Scharlau
Bruno F. Apitz
Chef
Anne-Kathrin Gummich
Lehrerin von Moritz
Silvina Buchbauer
Dr. Judith Teichert
Max Ranft
Jens
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