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Before Martin dies, he asks Jan to carry out three wishes. Will Jan be up to making them happen? Sometimes, one can also be faced with other, unforeseen wishes.
Top billed cast
Karoline Eichhorn
Matthias Freihof
Klaus Gehrke
Irm Hermann
Sebastian Rudolph
David Steffen
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