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Die fremde Familie

2011, German. Directed by Stefan Krohmer.

When her 80-year-old father Robert needs a caregiver after an accident, Ira wants to take care of him at home - despite her difficult relationship with him. He had left her and her mother to start a second family. But now she sees the opportunity to approach him. However, given the high cost of care, she knows how to help but hire the Eastern European caregiver Elisaveta, who works for her black - much to the displeasure of her husband Marquard, who has ambitions as a local politician in addition to his work as a career counselor and never before understood with Robert.

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Released
12 January 2011
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Written by
Daniel Nocke

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Die fremde Familie (2011) was directed by Stefan Krohmer and stars Katja Riemann, Thomas Sarbacher, Fritz Schediwy.

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