Bernd and Daniela Weigel not only make a good deal with the sale of a building plot, but also make the acquaintance of the happy buyers. The couple Viktor and Svetlana Galkin want to finally build a house for their whole family on the newly acquired 1000 square meters in a prime location. The Weigels' and Galkins' high-proof drink is soon followed by a rude awakening: a bomb could go off on the building site at any time.
Esther Gronenborn
Director
Oliver Mommsen
Bernd Weigel
Susanna Simon
Daniela Weigel
Yevgeni Sitokhin
Viktor Galkin
Katerina Medvedeva
Svetlana Galkin
Anton von Lucke
Johannes Weigel
Barbara Prakopenka
Irina Galkin
Wolfgang Stumph
Reginald Weigel
Natalia Bobyleva
Ljudmila Galkin
Anton Hoffmann
Zhenja
Nikolai Selikovsky
Sascha Kornikow
Alexander Flache
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