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2034 - Earthling Dabbill Windbag is appointed Emperor Lord Leather in the fight against intergalactic AIDS. Together with his subordinates Constable Plum and Lord Liver, he then tries to rule the galaxy. But he is opposed by the bounty hunters Schwanz Solo & Superbingowoman, who make the universe unsafe with their spaceship. A merciless and hilarious battle for space-life and space-death breaks out!
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2034 - Earthling Dabbill Windbag is appointed Emperor Lord Leather in the fight against intergalactic AIDS. Together with his subordinates Constable Plum and Lord Liver, he then tries to rule the galaxy. But he is opposed by the bounty hunters Schwanz Solo & Superbingowoman, who make the universe unsafe with their spaceship. A merciless and hilarious battle for space-life and space-death breaks out!

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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Directed By:Christian Witte
Written By:Christian Witte, Christian Sinnig, Anne Vogt
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:G.U. Film Medienverleih

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