In order to renovate the damaged church on the border between the hostile villages of Oberriesling and Unterriesling, the residents set off together in a coach to faraway Hamburg under the leadership of the Häberles and Rossbauers. There, they want to win a brass band competition with a highly lucrative prize. Unfortunately, Pastor Schäuble has drunk away all the donations. There are already plenty of arguments on the way north and the Hamburg mentality is not compatible with the Swabian one.
Ulrike Grote
Director
Natalia Wörner
Maria Häberle
Karoline Eichhorn
Christine Häberle
Julia Nachtmann
Klara Häberle
Christian Pätzold
Gottfried Häberle
Ulrich Gebauer
Pfarrer Schäuble
Rainer Piwek
Hinnark Krüger
Hans Löw
Peter Rossbauer
Sabine Hahn
Tante Ruth
Stephan Schad
Karl Rossbauer
Franziska Küpferle
Elisabeth Rossbauer
Gary Francis Smith
Howard Jones
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