
Overview
A gigantic investment project brings assistant Frank Schröder back to his home, the border triangle. Torn between appropriation, small-mindedness and rivalries, his plan for a major collaboration threatens to fail. But Schröder does not give up and manages to turn things around. But then his boss wants to go wolf hunting.
Top Cast

Peter Schneider
Frank Schröder

Karl-Fred Müller
Theodor Schröder

Gitta Schweighöfer
Anne Schröder

Eva-Maria Hagen
Henriette Wolf
Clemens Deindl
Helmut Schröder

Gerhard Olschewski
Wigbert Wolf

Jürgen Prochnow
John Gregory

Dieter Montag
Schrottplatz-Karl
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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