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Der kleene Punker
Amadeus is a small Punker living in a trash can. One day he has got the idea to participate in a punk concert in front of the Brandenburger Tor and convinces his friends to found a band. But still they have no instruments and thus have to gain some money. Meanwhile the eager police officer Herr Schulze is out to chase punks in Berlin and is about to interfere with Amadeus' plans...
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Amadeus is a small Punker living in a trash can. One day he has got the idea to participate in a punk concert in front of the Brandenburger Tor and convinces his friends to found a band. But still they have no instruments and thus have to gain some money. Meanwhile the eager police officer Herr Schulze is out to chase punks in Berlin and is about to interfere with Amadeus' plans...
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jackie Niebisch
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:TFC Trickompany, RTL
Cast
Michael Schaack
Director
Rainer Strecker
Amadeus (voice)
Ilona Schulz
Pinke (voice)
Reinhard Krökel
Hübi (voice)
Gerlach Fiedler
Schulze (voice)
Thomas Struck
Schulze's Boss (voice)
Michael Kleiber
Schwarzwald-Grandma / Udo / Controller (voice)
Lilo Wanders
Grandma Neumann (voice)
Dieter Landuris
Raffke (voice)
Claus-Peter Damitz
Bogie (voice)
Ruth Rockenschaub
Controller (voice)
Gerhard Garbers
Mailman (voice)
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