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Das Gelbe vom Ei
Where our story takes place, only the chickens know what stress means. Otherwise, life in the countryside is quiet, so it's no wonder that the annual "stallion auction" is the highlight of cultural life—an event where the highest-bidding ladies can bid on a rendezvous with the most handsome young farmers.
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Where our story takes place, only the chickens know what stress means. Otherwise, life in the countryside is quiet, so it's no wonder that the annual "stallion auction" is the highlight of cultural life—an event where the highest-bidding ladies can bid on a rendezvous with the most handsome young farmers.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Lars Becker
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ZDF
Cast
Lars Becker
Director
Moritz Bleibtreu
Toon Jungjohann
Meret Becker
Fanny Freese
Dietmar Bär
Fredo Mohlenbeck Jr.
Heike Makatsch
Floris Blinker
Armin Rohde
Heini Osdorp
Catrin Striebeck
Rita Rensenbrink
Nicholas Bodeux
Hinrich
Brigitte Janner
Henriette Molenbek
Helmut Everke
Ludger Molenbek
Gustav Peter Wöhler
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