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After Norman fails to convince his father, a wealthy industrialist, with his brilliant business idea in the form of a chain of doughnut shops, the hopeful young entrepreneur is given an old tenement house to help him get started. He infiltrates the building incognito and finds a job as the unpopular houseboy. Norman realizes that all is not well with the quirky residents when he finds a dead Santa Claus from last year in the fireplace.
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After Norman fails to convince his father, a wealthy industrialist, with his brilliant business idea in the form of a chain of doughnut shops, the hopeful young entrepreneur is given an old tenement house to help him get started. He infiltrates the building incognito and finds a job as the unpopular houseboy. Norman realizes that all is not well with the quirky residents when he finds a dead Santa Claus from last year in the fireplace.
Cast
Peter Morlock
Director
Monty Arnold
Yorick D. Kallist
Micki Bertling
Wigbert Schlund
Herbert Feuerstein
Konrad
Michael Gahr
Waldorff
Eva Jacob
Die Jacob Sisters
Hannelore Jacob
Die Jacob Sisters
Johanna Jacob
Die Jacob Sisters
Sinja Kreuzberger
Liane Holland
Evelyn Künneke
Florence Cecil Asta
Lutz Mackensy
Richard Benedict
Manes Meckenstock
Dario Kael
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