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A Dublin student writes a novel about a tavern keeper about the parishioners in his tavern (including the student), who in turn write novels featuring the innkeeper and the student, and other novel composers about other novelists.
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A Dublin student writes a novel about a tavern keeper about the parishioners in his tavern (including the student), who in turn write novels featuring the innkeeper and the student, and other novel composers about other novelists.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Kurt Palm
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Fischer Film
Cast
Kurt Palm
Director
Andreas Sobik
Paul Shanahan / Shorty Andrews
Renato Uz
Antony Lamont / Slug Willard
Andreas Karner
Dermot Trellis
Johannes Friesinger
Pooka MacPhellimey
Karl Ferdinand Kratzl
John Furriskey
Ernst Wolzenburg
Jem Casey
Harry Rowohlt
Finn Mac Cool
Stefan Wieland
Sweeny
Werner Wultsch
Bran
Hermann Scheidleder
Uncle
Andreas Lust
Brinsley
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