6.7Plem, Plem – Die Schule brennt · 1983
Plem, Plem – Die Schule brennt (1983) is a Comedy film directed by Sigi Rothemund, starring Thomas Ohrner, Helga Feddersen, Herbert Fux.
Comedy
6.7Overview
The Prinz-Eugen-Gymnasium is in a crisis, which is not least due to the insolent students who lack any respect for the staff and the chaotic principal. Three new teachers are supposed to bring discipline and order, but due to a mix-up they are exchanged for three escaped lunatics from a nearby asylum who take on these jobs. One of the three is constantly triggered by the duck dance to freak out, a second is a bosom grabber and the third thinks he is an alien who would like to go home. At the same time, a new student joins the group, the smart checker Jürgen, who immediately falls in love with Karin, the kitchen assistant at the local snack bar. Chaos soon breaks out...
Cast
Thomas Ohrner, Helga Feddersen, Herbert Fux, Gunther Philipp, Eberhard Cohrs, Sibylle Rauch, Andreas Mannkopff, Peter Kuiper
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The Prinz-Eugen-Gymnasium is in a crisis, which is not least due to the insolent students who lack any respect for the staff and the chaotic principal. Three new teachers are supposed to bring discipline and order, but due to a mix-up they are exchanged for three escaped lunatics from a nearby asylum who take on these jobs. One of the three is constantly triggered by the duck dance to freak out, a second is a bosom grabber and the third thinks he is an alien who would like to go home. At the same time, a new student joins the group, the smart checker Jürgen, who immediately falls in love with Karin, the kitchen assistant at the local snack bar. Chaos soon breaks out...
When was "Plem, Plem – Die Schule brennt" released?
Plem, Plem – Die Schule brennt was released in 1983.
Who stars in "Plem, Plem – Die Schule brennt"?
The cast includes Thomas Ohrner, Helga Feddersen, Herbert Fux, Gunther Philipp.
