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Messy Christmas is a Allemand film of genre Comedy with Martina Gedeck
Messy Christmas (2007)
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Martina Gedeck obtient pour ce film la récompense de meilleure actrice aux Bavarian Film Awards 2008.
Synopsis
Le soir de Noël chez Sara et Jan, Sara a invité pour le réveillon, sans prévenir Jan, tous leurs ex-compagnes et compagnons respectifs, ainsi que leurs conjoints. La soirée sera forcément mouvementée…Actors
Martina Gedeck
(Sara)
Heino Ferch
(Jan)
Meret Becker
(Pauline)
Jasmin Tabatabai
(Rita)
Roeland Wiesnekker
(Andi)
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