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Released
2001 · FILM

Die Braut meines Freundes

Directed by
Language
DE
Romance

Synopsis

Dr. Michael Mangold leads a successful life as a surgeon at a clinic in Leipzig, where he is on the verge of being promoted to chief physician. He resides in a stylish apartment and is considered very good-looking. When his close friend, Dr. Jörg Klein, asks for a favor—covering for him at his rural practice for two weeks so he can attend a congress in Stockholm—Michael agrees, eager for a change of scenery. However, his peaceful expectations are quickly disrupted upon arrival. In the seemingly idyllic setting, he becomes deeply infatuated with Lena Stern, a beautiful policewoman who is, unbeknownst to him, Dr. Klein's future wife.

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Principal cast & crew: 18

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Ute A RallShot by Michael FaustScored by Oliver GuniaDesigned by Dieter Dohl

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