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19-year-old Karla wants to make the world a better place in a Cape Town township - much to the annoyance of her father Claas Lohmann, who worked as a manager for a Berlin-based energy company in Africa. In the Cape, Karla falls in love with the activist Maduna. While her mother Judith visits Karla, a tanker truck accident threatens to poison a drinking water lake. Karla receives a water sample from Maduna and is kidnapped shortly after...
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19-year-old Karla wants to make the world a better place in a Cape Town township - much to the annoyance of her father Claas Lohmann, who worked as a manager for a Berlin-based energy company in Africa. In the Cape, Karla falls in love with the activist Maduna. While her mother Judith visits Karla, a tanker truck accident threatens to poison a drinking water lake. Karla receives a water sample from Maduna and is kidnapped shortly after...
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Christian Jeltsch
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Studio:ZDF, TV-60, Two Oceans Production (TOP)
Cast
Andreas Senn
Director
Nadja Bobyleva
Karla Lohmann
Heino Ferch
Claas Lohmann
Barbara Auer
Judith Lohmann
Jesper Christensen
Henk Leeven
Tony Kgoroge
Jonah Maduna
Stephan Kampwirth
Paul Thauer
Nele Mueller-Stöfen
Helen Schwuhr
Stephanie Schildknecht
Reporter
Sivuyile Ngesi
Youssou
Wayne Harrison
Golding
Alexander Yassin
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