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A policeman suspects that several bizarre deaths in the same family were murders and that the killer is a mysterious woman who just moved to the village.
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A policeman suspects that several bizarre deaths in the same family were murders and that the killer is a mysterious woman who just moved to the village.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Ed Herzog, Kerstin Schmidbauer, Sascha Bigler
In Theaters:
Box Office:$4,840,034
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Constantin Film, Constantin Television, BR, OLGA FILM, ARD Degeto
Cast
Ed Herzog
Director
Sebastian Bezzel
Franz Eberhofer
Simon Schwarz
Rudi Birkenberger
Lisa Maria Potthoff
Susi
Enzi Fuchs
Oma Eberhofer
Eisi Gulp
Papa Eberhofer
Gerhard Wittmann
Leopold Eberhofer
Jeanette Hain
Mercedes Dechampes-Sonnleitner / Alexandra Kleindienst
Monika Gruber
Rudis Freundin
Sascha Alexander Geršak
Klaus Mendel
Moritz Katzmair
Hans Neuhofer
Daniel Christensen
Ignaz Flötzinger
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