Maxe Baumann: Max in Moritzhagen

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Episode of the Maxe Baumann series
Original title Max in Moritzhagen
Country of production GDR
original language German
length 85 minutes
Age rating FSK 6
classification Episode 5
Rod
Director Peter Hill
script Goetz Jaeger
production DFF
camera Hans Joachim Hartwig
Wolfgang Jaskulski
Reno Lage
Lothar Noske
cut Katharina Vogel
occupation

Max in Moritzhagen is the fifth Schwank in the Maxe Baumann series from 1980 . It was broadcast on German television for the first time on December 31, 1980 .

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Hertha Baumann has surprisingly inherited a house on the Baltic Sea from a distant uncle. But there is time, because first the Baumann and Erna Mischke families are preparing for a visit to the Komische Oper. Ferdinand Mischke announced, however, when he wanted to give a lecture on Eastern European vacation spots, that the idea was canceled, according to the newspaper.

So the Baumann family goes to Moritzhagen with Erna and Ferdinand to visit the house. The building turns out to be very dilapidated, but that does not spoil the romantic and good mood of the family.

It gets even better: When Max is looking for water, he and his son Horst discover a spring whose water, according to Jenö Lakatos, a friend from Hungary, has healing powers.

If you explore the house further, you will still find old, mature alcoholic specialties and drinks in the cellar.

Waltraut is promised a boat trip by Captain Jochen Tarnevitz, which she also gets. Your imagination is stimulated even more about what you can do with the house and what you will still find.

Erna Mischke is meanwhile taking singing lessons from Barnarda Bumke-Bollermann because she wants to appear in the theater.

Hertha finds a document that seems strange and puzzling, and wonders what it is all about.

When it starts to rain, however, and the roof turns out to be leaking, everyone comes back to reality: the house has to go. Max is already thinking about how to do that.

At the end there are two more students who have examined the water from the (alleged) healing spring as part of their chemistry class and tell the Baumanns that it is completely conventional water.

After that you are even more willing to get rid of the house.

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