FILMTTache2006
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How Long Is “Tache”?
1h 16m runtime
film with a runtime of 76 minutes, released in 2006. Presented in English.
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Tacke, an old graveyard digger, finds out he has only two months left to live. This is the moment he discovers he does want something out of life: a glamorous funeral service in the cemetery's « downtown » area, where he had spotted for a long time an splendidly situated burial site. Everything goes smoothly, especially that the town's luxury funeral home has just acquired Lady Di's hearth. Tacke has some money for the funeral ceremony, he also has some friends who would mourn for him, but he is out of luck: the funeral site he was hoping to acquire was just given to somebody else.
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How long is Tache?
Tache runs for 1h 16m.
What language is it available in?
The primary language listed for this title is English.
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