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Frank hasn't been back to his home village for years. But he sets off with his small family to attend his mother's funeral. His wife and son Tim immediately feel at home in their grandmother's inherited cottage and want to spend the summer in the countryside. Tim joins the soccer club. But Frank's childhood demons catch up with him. A well-known personality awakens terrible memories and now enters his son's life.
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Frank hasn't been back to his home village for years. But he sets off with his small family to attend his mother's funeral. His wife and son Tim immediately feel at home in their grandmother's inherited cottage and want to spend the summer in the countryside. Tim joins the soccer club. But Frank's childhood demons catch up with him. A well-known personality awakens terrible memories and now enters his son's life.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Marie-Helene Schwedler
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Rat Pack Filmproduktion, ZDF, ARTE
Cast
Felicitas Korn
Director
Felix Klare
Frank
Patricia Aulitzky
Sabina
Peter Lohmeyer
Klaus Wille
Shenja Lacher
Christian Lechner
Liane Forestieri
Elena
Felix Everding
Klaus Wille (33 years old)
Thomas Birnstiel
Thomas
Johanna Bittenbinder
Hanne Tretter
Heinz-Josef Braun
Peter Deschel
Adela Florow
Dr. Reiner
Sebastian Fritz
Andreas Benatia
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