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Lass jucken Kumpel II. Teil - Das Bullenkloster (1973) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 31, 1973

Original Title:
Lass jucken Kumpel II. Teil - Das Bullenkloster

Alternate Titles:
Laß jucken Kumpel 2

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Deutsche Dynamik Film
Victoria Filmproduktion

Production Countries:
Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18 

Runtime: 92

Overview from TheMovieDB

"Bullenkloster" is the name given to the Ruhr miners' single home. Heinz Lenz has lived there since his divorce from Gisela. When he returned to the mine, he met his buddy Jupp again. Jupp persuades him to enter the ring once again. Only when Trudi promises him something, he agrees, but loses in the big fight. Through Jupp's mediation, he meets Gisela, who picks up their son. At first he only wants to see his son from a distance, but when he sees him he decides to start all over again.

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Production

Assistant Director:
Peter Naguschewski

Director:
Franz Marischka

Director of Photography:
Gunter Otto

Editor:
Hermann Haller

Makeup Artist:
Noni Kuzmin

Novel:
Hans-Henning Claer

Original Music Composer:
Jochen Baum
Peter Weiner

Producer:
Gunter Otto

Production Manager:
Wolfram Kohtz

Screenplay:
Gunter Otto
Franz Marischka

Script Supervisor:
Hanna Haass

Still Photographer:
Marlies Rathjens

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