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Gefahr - Die Falle poster

Gefahr - Die Falle 

Camping at the bathing lake is what the young ladies of today like - but the vacation is quickly disturbed when two guys come up with a very special idea to catch the young vegetables on the fly: A cannibal trap! It's a matter of setting it up and waiting for someone to fall in, that's how easy it is! It comes as it must come: Karin and Uta "fall" for it - and look: The thing runs, love is in the air. But who digs a pit for others, soon falls into one with snakes himself...
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Camping at the bathing lake is what the young ladies of today like - but the vacation is quickly disturbed when two guys come up with a very special idea to catch the young vegetables on the fly: A cannibal trap! It's a matter of setting it up and waiting for someone to fall in, that's how easy it is! It comes as it must come: Karin and Uta "fall" for it - and look: The thing runs, love is in the air. But who digs a pit for others, soon falls into one with snakes himself...

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Directed By:Jochen Taubert
Written By:Jochen Taubert
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Jochen Taubert Filmproduktion

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