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De Apparatspott - Ick heep keene Lust mehr hier ünnen poster

De Apparatspott - Ick heep keene Lust mehr hier ünnen 

After the collision of two asteroids, the Apparatspott from Lower German city of Sulingen meets the damaged second-generation Enterprise of Captain Picard. From this the Apparatspott receives the order to get needed spare parts and to set up warning rockfall traffic signs around the collision area. But during the mission, the Apparatspott accidentally destroys an alien beer freighter, resulting in a galactic beer shortage.
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After the collision of two asteroids, the Apparatspott from Lower German city of Sulingen meets the damaged second-generation Enterprise of Captain Picard. From this the Apparatspott receives the order to get needed spare parts and to set up warning rockfall traffic signs around the collision area. But during the mission, the Apparatspott accidentally destroys an alien beer freighter, resulting in a galactic beer shortage.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Directed By:Martin Hermann
Written By:Martin Hermann, Dieter Köper
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Filmemoker

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