The Fabulous World of Doctor Cadéot ()
Overview
In Gascony, a sparsely populated region in the southwest of France, lives Dr. Jean Cadéot, a ninety-year-old veterinarian who continues to work tirelessly and still enjoys doing so. Although his eyesight is getting worse and worse, he treats his animal patients with all his senses and all his love.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.388 |
Directed By
Ulrike Pfeiffer
Crew
Natalie Weber
Sabine Lange
Alla Schubert
Jan Heuser
Sebastian Koch
Ronney Afortu
Helge Schneider
Ulrike Pfeiffer
Robert Falckenberg
Bertrand Broca
Jacques Sauren
Uwe Gabriel
Superhearo Audio
Frank Hellman
Benjamin Wüpper
Stefan Tänzler
Janis Grossmann-Alhambra
Isa Köroglu
Francis Lignac
Malte Hadeler
Undine Siepker
Nicolas Pernot
Pablo Paolo Kilian
Damien Dorin Dinges
Emiliano Bott
Suzanne Heinz
Ruth Ersfeld
Matthias Greving
Gerd Haag
Kerstin Krieg
Kawe Vakil
Ulf Albert
Knipp Kühl
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