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Journalist Carla is supposed to interview her estranged mother, a successful penny dreadful novelist. Suddenly she finds herself in a picturesque mountain village as Alpine baker Lilia LeClerk - a character from a novel.
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Journalist Carla is supposed to interview her estranged mother, a successful penny dreadful novelist. Suddenly she finds herself in a picturesque mountain village as Alpine baker Lilia LeClerk - a character from a novel.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Isabelle Caps-Kuhn, Michael Bohnenstingl
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Narrative Way, ZDF
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