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Das hölzerne Kälbchen
On a pasture in a small village stand the cows and calves of the herder Bürle. Since many years, there is also a wooden calve standing among them. One day, all calves are stolen, even the wooden one. Although they are innocent, all poor villagers are brought to trial. Thereupon, the farmers join forces and discover who really is responsible for the theft.
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On a pasture in a small village stand the cows and calves of the herder Bürle. Since many years, there is also a wooden calve standing among them. One day, all calves are stolen, even the wooden one. Although they are innocent, all poor villagers are brought to trial. Thereupon, the farmers join forces and discover who really is responsible for the theft.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Anneliese Kocialek, Bernhard Thieme
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme
Cast
Bernhard Thieme
Director
Günther Haack
Bürle
Ursula Alberts
Frau des Bürle
Kurt Steingraf
Schultheiß
Gertrud Brendler
Frau des Schultheiß
Willi Neuenhahn
Schmied
Lore Frisch
Frau des Schmieds
Walter Jupé
Pfarrer
Hans-Peter Reinecke
Hirte
Oswald Foerderer
1. reicher Bauer
Erich Fritze
2. reicher Bauer
Erich Fritze
1. armer Bauer
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