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A year ago, Katrin and Max got to know and love each other with the support of the phlegmatic bass dog Kurt. Should they now match their friends and marry? At first it doesn't look promising: Katrin is fighting for a job in London and Max is constantly gone, he seems to meet other women. The help of a second Christmas dog is needed to steer fate in the right direction.
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A year ago, Katrin and Max got to know and love each other with the support of the phlegmatic bass dog Kurt. Should they now match their friends and marry? At first it doesn't look promising: Katrin is fighting for a job in London and Max is constantly gone, he seems to meet other women. The help of a second Christmas dog is needed to steer fate in the right direction.
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Genre:Family, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Lenard Fritz Krawinkel, Eduard Habsburg, Eduard Habsburg, Lenard Fritz Krawinkel
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Lenard Fritz Krawinkel
Director
Nadeshda Brennicke
Katrin
Florian Fitz
Max
Gunther Gillian
Aurelius
Ursula Strauss
Nathalie
Adele Neuhauser
Ernestine
Fritz von Friedl
Gottlieb
Markus Boysen
Jack von Stuchitz
Gerhard Dorfer
Gottliebs 'Therapeut'
Geno Lechner
Max' Bankerin
Veronika Polly
Molly - Gräfin von Metterschlag
Eva Maria Marold
Frau Droste
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