Kilimanjaro: How to spell Love!

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Kilimanjaro: How to spell Love, a Swiss romantic TV Movie Comedy, was produced in 2001 by Schweizer Fernsehen & Triluna Film. Distributed by Telepool in Switzerland, Germany and Austria. Written by Jürgen Ladenburger, directed by Mike Eschmann.

Cast[]

The cast includes Martin Rapold, Gesine Crukowski, Stefan Gubser, Inigo Gallo, and Eliane Chappuis.

Plot[]

The animal trainer Roberto, who cannot read or write, accidentally gets into a literature TV-Talk Show, while looking for his runaway Chimpanzee. There he also meet his surprised love "Juliette" again, a single mother and very attractive Editor in chief.

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References[]

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