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Oktoberfest! Da kann man fest...
Guys from the small village decide to go to the famous Oktoberfest in Munich. Besides beer, they're also interested in girls. Their wives back home find out about that plan and decide to go to Munich themselves to fuc* up this plan. Poor guys...
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Guys from the small village decide to go to the famous Oktoberfest in Munich. Besides beer, they're also interested in girls. Their wives back home find out about that plan and decide to go to Munich themselves to fuc* up this plan. Poor guys...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Hans Billian
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Regina-Film
Cast
Hans Billian
Director
Josef Moosholzer
Franz Holzinger
Sepp Gneissl
Georg Breitner
Walter Klinger
Gino Salamelli
Dorothea Rau
Gretl Holzinger
Monica Marc
Doris Breitner
Margot Mahler
Liesl Salamelli
Alexander Miller
Günther Fink
Alena Penz
Kirsten Freiberg
Ulrike Butz
Marianne Barnik
Birgit Bergen
June
Ulrich Beiger
Kovac
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