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All is no longer right with the world in East Frisia. The weatherproof crab fishermen who take their boats out into the North Sea every night are fighting for survival. In these times of globalization, the North Sea crabs travel thousands of kilometers to Morocco, where they are caught cheaply before being served up again in Germany.
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All is no longer right with the world in East Frisia. The weatherproof crab fishermen who take their boats out into the North Sea every night are fighting for survival. In these times of globalization, the North Sea crabs travel thousands of kilometers to Morocco, where they are caught cheaply before being served up again in Germany.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Daniel Speck
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Studio:ZDF
Cast
Lars Jessen
Director
Peter Heinrich Brix
Hein Schüpp
Sanaa Alaoui
Mona Ben Arouz
Bjarne Mädel
Matze
Anna Loos
Rieke Schüpp
Petra Kelling
Gesine Schüpp
Nele Mueller-Stöfen
Antje Kocken
Steffen Münster
Gero Kocken
Arndt Schwering-Sohnrey
Pedder
Marion Breckwoldt
Friederike Verhülsdonk
Stefanie Höner
Silke Weskamp
Rainer Piwek
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