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Rattenkönig 

Fearing the anger of his boss Erik, the mad shorty Rene tries to keep a low profile at a campground near Lake Constance where he has to deal with small-town bureaucracy and bizarre campground residents.
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Fearing the anger of his boss Erik, the mad shorty Rene tries to keep a low profile at a campground near Lake Constance where he has to deal with small-town bureaucracy and bizarre campground residents.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Matthias Wissmann
Written By:Matthias Wissmann
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Ofura-Konzept Film

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