Peng! Du bist tot!

1987
1h 40m

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American German teacher Andrea Flanegan is traveling to Germany for a conference on the German language . On the plane she sits next to the taciturn Peters and watches how he takes a medicin... Read allAmerican German teacher Andrea Flanegan is traveling to Germany for a conference on the German language . On the plane she sits next to the taciturn Peters and watches how he takes a medicine from his briefcase after a heart attack .American German teacher Andrea Flanegan is traveling to Germany for a conference on the German language . On the plane she sits next to the taciturn Peters and watches how he takes a medicine from his briefcase after a heart attack .

Director
- Adolf Winkelmann
Writers
- Walter Kempley
- Matthias Seelig
Stars

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IMDb RATING

5.4/10

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Director
- Adolf Winkelmann
Writers
- Walter Kempley
- Matthias Seelig
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 2 nominations

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nothing to remember

I've seen this movie on TV, and the only memorable thing for me about it is that it features my university linguistics professor Prof. Dr. Willy Elmer as "speaker #2"...besides that, it's another of those abysmal German movies from the 80's which try to be interesting (a little sex, a little crime, a little comedy), but fail miserably.

Ingolf Lueck, who moved from being a video-clip presenter on TV to "actor" to comedian on a TV show can be compared to Thomas Gottschalk: same career, same nose-size, same (non-existing) acting skills. The only funny thing in the movie actually was the speech of my prof, and I'm being polite... :)