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Zeugin der Toten 

At the beginning, everything looks like a normal job. But in the apartment of a cruelly murdered woman, Judith Kepler, a crime scene cleaner by trade, encounters her own past. The dead woman had done research and wanted to contact Judith. And she knew her closely guarded secret: Judith had been brought as a child under mysterious circumstances in a DDR children's home. Origin: unknown. Now, 25 years later, Judith has the evidence in her hands that she was swapped as a child. A stranger lived her life. Did this stranger also die of her - Judith's - death?
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At the beginning, everything looks like a normal job. But in the apartment of a cruelly murdered woman, Judith Kepler, a crime scene cleaner by trade, encounters her own past. The dead woman had done research and wanted to contact Judith. And she knew her closely guarded secret: Judith had been brought as a child under mysterious circumstances in a DDR children's home. Origin: unknown. Now, 25 years later, Judith has the evidence in her hands that she was swapped as a child. A stranger lived her life. Did this stranger also die of her - Judith's - death?

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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:Thomas Berger
Written By:Thomas Berger
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Network Movie, ZDF

Cast

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Thomas Berger

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Anna Loos

Judith Kepler

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Rainer Bock

Quirin Kaiserley

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Hermann Beyer

Horst Merzig

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Gudrun Ritter

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Hinnerk Schönemann

Rüdiger Dombrowski

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Arved Birnbaum

Dr. Matthes

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Ralf Dittrich

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Petra van de Voort

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Carsten Kaltner

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Henny Reents

Petra Dombrowski

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Hildegard Schroedter

Schwester Reinhild

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