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Marianne and Günter, a married couple in their seventies, have completely forgotten why they once fell in love with each other. On their wedding day, they want to get their memories back using a supposed "miracle pill" against forgetfulness.
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Marianne and Günter, a married couple in their seventies, have completely forgotten why they once fell in love with each other. On their wedding day, they want to get their memories back using a supposed "miracle pill" against forgetfulness.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Martin Rauhaus
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Relevant Film, ARD, ARD Degeto
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