Haider lebt - 1. April 2021
Vienna in 2021. Europe is divided into American sectors. The currency is being converted from the euro to the dollar. Johnny Bush (the son of American peacekeeper George Bush) is the Chancellor of Austria. English becomes the primary language; dialects are forbidden. The Viennese meet underground (with the dinosaurs) to practice their Viennese dialect. The German journalist August Maria Kaiser comes to Vienna to research a report on the missing Jörg Haider. Haider had ruled Austria for the past 20 years and was expelled by the Americans. On his journey to uncover the truth about Haider, Kaiser meets many acquaintances.
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Vienna in 2021. Europe is divided into American sectors. The currency is being converted from the euro to the dollar. Johnny Bush (the son of American peacekeeper George Bush) is the Chancellor of Austria. English becomes the primary language; dialects are forbidden. The Viennese meet underground (with the dinosaurs) to practice their Viennese dialect. The German journalist August Maria Kaiser comes to Vienna to research a report on the missing Jörg Haider. Haider had ruled Austria for the past 20 years and was expelled by the Americans. On his journey to uncover the truth about Haider, Kaiser meets many acquaintances.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Peter Kern
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Peter Kern
Director
Heinrich Herki
Jörg Haider
Traute Hoess
Susanne Riess-Passer
August Diehl
A.M. Kaiser
Christine Kaufmann
Newssprecherin
Paulus Manker
Lehrer
Michou Friesz
Blumenverkäuferin
Günter Tolar
Wolfgang Schüssel
Hilde Sochor
Old Woman
Johannes Thanheiser
Hinterhiasl
Robert Hauer-Riedl
Sepp
Urs Hefti
Osama Bin Laden
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