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Und tschüss! Auf Mallorca
The crazy Ruhrpott clique goes on vacation to Mallorca. The plan is sun, beach, Ballermann 6 and lots and lots of fun. What awaits them is a nightmare. After everything that can go wrong on a vacation trip goes wrong, the clique gets caught up in a turbulent case of mistaken identity: the two crooks Ossi and Heinz want to kidnap the daughter of pop star Bernd Bender - and she looks just like Petra.
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The crazy Ruhrpott clique goes on vacation to Mallorca. The plan is sun, beach, Ballermann 6 and lots and lots of fun. What awaits them is a nightmare. After everything that can go wrong on a vacation trip goes wrong, the clique gets caught up in a turbulent case of mistaken identity: the two crooks Ossi and Heinz want to kidnap the daughter of pop star Bernd Bender - and she looks just like Petra.
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Written By:Stefan Cantz
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