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Aldie grew up with farmer Point and matured into manhood under Grandmaster Sense Hattori Hans. Unloved because of his German dialect, he is drawn into the turmoil of the Tyrolean freedom struggle. Alldie mutates into a freedom hero in a foreign land.
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Aldie grew up with farmer Point and matured into manhood under Grandmaster Sense Hattori Hans. Unloved because of his German dialect, he is drawn into the turmoil of the Tyrolean freedom struggle. Alldie mutates into a freedom hero in a foreign land.
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Cast
Daniel Lenz, Harald Haller
Director
Sissi Wolf
Maria
Harald Haller
Alldie, Alldies Vater, Süd-Tiroler
Daniel Lenz
Raffl, Alldies Mutter, Hattori Hans, Nouvel Cusine, Kräuterhexe
Olivier Lendl
Napoleon
Werner Brix
iener Krisenmanager
Günter Lieder
Bauer Point
Susi Schartner
Bäuerin Points
Bernhard Wolf
Franz Speckseer
Martin Strele
Offizier de Diarrheaux
Tom Halder
Kajetan Dähne
Daniel Suckert
Französischer Soldat
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