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Die Geschichte des verlorenen Kindes - Das Hörspiel
- Neapolitanische Saga (4)
- Narrated by: Rosalie Thomass, Enea Boschen, Christiane Roßbach
- Length: 4 hrs and 12 mins
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Die Geschichte des verlorenen Kindes - Das Hörspiel
Narrated by:
Rosalie Thomass, Enea Boschen, Christiane Roßbach
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Publisher's Summary
Der Abschluss der Neapolitanischen Saga als opulentes Hörspiel!
Räumlich sind die Freundinnen aus Kindertagen, Elena und Lila, sich so nah wie viele Jahre nicht mehr. Denn Elena kehrt ihrem Jugendschwarm Nino zuliebe nach Neapel zurück. Außerdem verbindet beide, dass sie mit knapp 40 noch ein Kind bekommen. Doch das Verschwinden eines der Kinder stellt ihre Freundschaft vor eine Zerreißprobe. Katja Langenbach inszeniert mit der Musik von Ulrike Haage feinfühlig und vielstimmig den Bestseller von Elena Ferrante.
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