The boar from Keilsberg

Movie
Original title	The boar from Keilsberg
Country of production	GDR
original language	German
Publishing year	1980
length	82 minutes
Age rating	FSK 0
Rod
Director	Peter Hill
script	Alexander Kent
production	Television of the GDR
music	Ernst Rembach
camera	Lothar Noske , Wolfgang Jaskulski , Reno Lagé , Günter Trept
cut	Ilona Boese
occupation
Margot Ebert : Margot Heart Ulrich Voss : Herbert Herz Ingeborg Krabbe : Lilo Schickedanz Hans-Joachim Preil : Otto Schickedanz Karl Sturm : Ossi Brettschneider Siegfried Seibt : Kudde Kosanke Klaus-Peter Pleßow : Emmes Krawuttke Willi Scholz : Anselm Rosenknecht

Der Keiler vom Keilsberg is a comedy by film director Peter Hill from 1980 and produced by East German television .

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It was important for the doctor Herbert Herz to prescribe his patients plenty of exercise in the fresh air. One day he reports to his wife Margot that he is interested in hunting. In the near future he will report on exciting adventures and will also bring home one or two hunting trophies. But her husband Herbert cheats on her, he does not go hunting at all, but is a kleptomaniac .

production

The film was first broadcast on June 9, 1980 in the first program of GDR television . In July 2012 the film was released on DVD by Icestorm as part of the DDR TV Archive series .

Web links

• The boar from Keilberg in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ KEILER VOM KEILSBERG, DER (1980) - A television fun game by Alexander Kent . In: fernsehenderddr.de. Retrieved April 12, 2020 .