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The well in a village near Mumbai has dried up. Geologist Sarah wants to get an auger. But it is stolen by the crook Oskar. Sarah finds out who is transporting the drill: trucker Max.
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The well in a village near Mumbai has dried up. Geologist Sarah wants to get an auger. But it is stolen by the crook Oskar. Sarah finds out who is transporting the drill: trucker Max.

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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Directed By:Sebastian Vigg
Written By:Sven Frauenhoff, Andreas Brune
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Studio:Picture Perfect Corp., action concept, Sat.1

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