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MA 2412 - Die Staatsdiener 

The film deals with questions that have long tormented us: Who was the first civil servant? How has the civil service developed over the course of history? What did Mr. Weber, Engineer Breitfuß, Ms. Knackal, and Mr. Claus do before MA 2412 existed? How did they meet? Why was MA 2412 actually founded? What if the EU decides to introduce a Europe-wide Christmas department? And what is the point of it all?
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The film deals with questions that have long tormented us: Who was the first civil servant? How has the civil service developed over the course of history? What did Mr. Weber, Engineer Breitfuß, Ms. Knackal, and Mr. Claus do before MA 2412 existed? How did they meet? Why was MA 2412 actually founded? What if the EU decides to introduce a Europe-wide Christmas department? And what is the point of it all?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Harald Sicheritz
Written By:Roland Düringer, Harald Sicheritz, Alfred Dorfer
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Studio:MR Filmproduktion

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Harald Sicheritz

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Alfred Dorfer

Herr Weber

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Roland Düringer

Ingenieur Breitfuß

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Monica Weinzettl

Frau Knackal

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Wolfgang Böck

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Karl Ferdinand Kratzl

Herr Claus

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Barbara Stöckl

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Peter Fröhlich

Vater Breitfuß

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Reinhard Nowak

Karl

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Hans-Michael Rehberg

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Andrea Händler

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Evelyn Engleder

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