The year is 1944, Atze and Samuel occasionally operate on the black market, but mostly keep quiet and wait for the Americans to come. When the last German submarine, the U-900, is sent on a final mission, Atze foolishly messes with the general of this mission and has to go undercover. Together with his friend Samuel and the actress Maria, who disguises herself as a man for this purpose, he therefore smuggles himself onto the U-900 and pretends to be the captain. Since he has no idea about seafaring and gives increasingly strange orders, the crew soon becomes suspicious.
Sven Unterwaldt
Director
Atze Schröder
himself
Oliver Wnuk
Samuel
Yvonne Catterfeld
Maria
Christian Kahrmann
Leutnant Block
Götz Otto
Oberleutnant von Stetten
Maxim Mehmet
Leutnant Messerschmidt
Dustin Semmelrogge
Funkmaat Tillkowski
Jan Fedder
Kapitänleutnant Rönberg
Hans Peter Hallwachs
Großadmiral Klittnitz
Horst Krause
Generalmajor Rheintal
Doreen Jacobi
Eva Strasser
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