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Otto – The Alien from East Frisia
Otto is the only one who is able to save his Frisian fatherland; but he needs the help of his brother, who is abroad. But his brother does not want to fulfill what he has sworn as a child. So it takes Otto a while to convince him while time is running low for his plans to save East-Frisia.
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Otto is the only one who is able to save his Frisian fatherland; but he needs the help of his brother, who is abroad. But his brother does not want to fulfill what he has sworn as a child. So it takes Otto a while to convince him while time is running low for his plans to save East-Frisia.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Rüssel Video & Audio, Rialto Film
Cast
Otto Waalkes, Marijan David Vajda
Director
Otto Waalkes
Otto / Benno Gross
Barbara May
Frauke
Hans Peter Hallwachs
Grödel
Volkmar Kleinert
Van Devil
Arnold Marquis
Baron von Platt
Christine Neubauer
Frieda
Hansi Jochmann
Karin
Loriot
Paul Winkelmann
Katharina Brauren
Louise Winkelmann
Uwe Hacker
Man On Plane
Steffi Graf
Steffi Graf
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