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Verliebt in Kroatien 

Gisela and Werner Bauer are shocked: shortly before the wedding to their only son Sebastian, dream daughter-in-law Jana has pulled the ripcord. She desperately lacks passion in her long-term relationship with the down-to-earth but somewhat comfortable Sebastian, which has become routine. While he reacts helplessly, his parents, who know that their ancestor and the long-established Bavarian carpentry business are in the best of hands with Jana, decide to take the plunge.
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Gisela and Werner Bauer are shocked: shortly before the wedding to their only son Sebastian, dream daughter-in-law Jana has pulled the ripcord. She desperately lacks passion in her long-term relationship with the down-to-earth but somewhat comfortable Sebastian, which has become routine. While he reacts helplessly, his parents, who know that their ancestor and the long-established Bavarian carpentry business are in the best of hands with Jana, decide to take the plunge.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Bruno Grass
Written By:Christine Heinlein, Martin Dolejš
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Studio:filmpool fiction, ARD

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Bruno Grass

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Saskia Vester

Gisela Bauer

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Michael Lerchenberg

Werner Bauer

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Sebastian Fräsdorf

Sebastian Bauer

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Victoria Schulz

Jana Raninger

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Jördis Richter

Mila Filipovic

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Siemen Rühaak

Franjo Bauer

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Karolina Horster

Suse Schmid

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Aleksandar Strecha

Onkel Ivica

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Andelko Ribarc

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