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Ralph has fled to Spain after stealing a large sum of money. He passes the time with his sweet neighbor Sabine and his maid Inez, but customs officer Sascha and photographer Sigi are hot on the fugitive's heels.
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Ralph has fled to Spain after stealing a large sum of money. He passes the time with his sweet neighbor Sabine and his maid Inez, but customs officer Sascha and photographer Sigi are hot on the fugitive's heels.
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Runtime:78 minutes
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