Inuit Girls Hunt Alien Monsters in ‘Slash/Back’
Inuit girls use their Inuit tradition to hunt down alien monsters, enough said.
Kein Mann für zwei
Jochen Hamann met Martina Schwarz during a stay at a health resort lasting several weeks. The two fell in love and continued their affair after the cure. This is, of course, much to the displeasure of Jochen's wife and Martina's husband. Renate Hamann and Michael Schwarz then form an alliance of convenience, so to speak, in order to separate the two again over time. But this is not as easy as initially thought. In the end, however, Jochen is the one who has to decide who he wants to live with in the future. Either with Renate or with Martina.
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Jochen Hamann met Martina Schwarz during a stay at a health resort lasting several weeks. The two fell in love and continued their affair after the cure. This is, of course, much to the displeasure of Jochen's wife and Martina's husband. Renate Hamann and Michael Schwarz then form an alliance of convenience, so to speak, in order to separate the two again over time. But this is not as easy as initially thought. In the end, however, Jochen is the one who has to decide who he wants to live with in the future. Either with Renate or with Martina.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Klaus Tudyka
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Studio:DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme
Cast
Eberhard Schäfer
Director
Viola Schweizer
Renate Hamann
Lars Jung
Jochen Hamann
Birgit Raatz
Martina Schwarze
Udo Peschel
Michael Schwarze
Brigitte Krause
Jochens Mutter
Micaela Kreißler
Petras Mutter
Hans Klering
Pförtner
Rüdiger Joswig
Roland
Gerd Blahuschek
Reno
Ursula Werner
Rezeptionsangestellte
Karin Beewen
Kassiererin
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