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Hans Wagner lives in a small apartment, taking pills and drinking whiskey to fight his anxiety disorders. When he runs out of both his drugs one day, he has no choice but travel to the supermarket sober. An unexpected adventure begins .
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Lars Kokemüller
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Radikal & Arrogant
Cast
Lars Kokemüller
Director
Hubertus Brandt
Hans Wagner
Ulrich Bähnk
Hobbit
Nika Kushnir
Amélie
Jens Wesemann
Gregor
Peter Ohrt
Schwarzes Wesen
Sarah Bellini
Frau Schön
Anna Berg
Fee
Lennart Müller
Kamerapenner
Christian Hellrigl
Idiotenpenner
Alexander F. Obe
Typ im Supermarkt / Typ im Auto
Lennarts Wollmershäuser
Hilfsbereiter Typ
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