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Es Lebe die Liebe, der Papst und das Puff
Wolf, a dangerously wealthy but gravely ill businessman, invites his brother Paul, now a Vatican priest, to his remote castle seeking absolution, which alone can restore his virility and power.
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Wolf, a dangerously wealthy but gravely ill businessman, invites his brother Paul, now a Vatican priest, to his remote castle seeking absolution, which alone can restore his virility and power.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Peter Patzak
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Studio:Terra Film Group
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