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Release Date:
January 11, 2011
Original Title:
Lichtblau - Neues Leben Mexiko
Genres:
Comedy | TV Movie
Production Countries:
Germany
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 92
Barbara and Thomas Lichtblau have been married for 15 years.Today it's Barbara's birthday and Thomas has forgotten her birthday.So Barbara has a gift for her-self: a travel to Mexico because Thomas and her didn't celebrate their honeymoon.Thomas is very occupied, so Barbara travels with her friend Sandra.Arriving at Mexico Barbara and Sandra meet Diego , the photographer and Pepe ,the bar owner who told Barbara that he his the brother of Consuela, a mother with two nice children .Sandra spends then good moments with Diego.The time has passed and one day before leaving Mexico, Pepe invites Barbara for a boat ride, they spend the night together, on the morning Barbara was driving the boat,Pepe falls in the boat and has a concussion.Barbara can not stop the boat and shocks the boat on the beach.Sandra calls Barbara, they must go to the airport, but Barbara says Sandra that she will not travel, she also calls Thomas to tell him that she will stay for a few days more in Mexico
Director:
Uwe Janson
Director of Photography:
Philipp Timme
Editor:
Annemarie Bremer
Music:
Matthias Raue
Producer:
Berengar Pfahl
Sound Mixer:
Christian Wegner
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Markus Lipp
Writer:
Johannes Wünsche
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