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After the end of his soccer career, Heimo Körner loses touch with normal life. Only when his stepdaughter Daniela slips into the drug scene he finds a new task: he wants to keep his neighborhood clean with a vigilante group.
Cast
Helmut Zierl, Loni von Friedl, Nicolette Krebitz, Anna Paula Gabriel, Claus Eberth, Birge Schade, Jacques Martial, Udo Weinberger, Edgar M. Markus, Carmen Centrone, Mehmet Gökce, Hans-Joachim Heist
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