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Hörspiel: Der Wächter der verbotenen Welt

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'Der Wächter der verbotenen Welt'

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Autor: Hartmut Lühr

Sprecher: Sascha Gluth, Branka Hanisch, Uta V. Kohlenbrenner, Manfred Callsen, Kay Ramczyck, Frédéric von Hof

Spieldauer: 55 Min.

Hörspiel

Erscheinungsdatum: 16.05.2007

Sprache: Deutsch

Einst waren sie die besten Freunde. Jetzt treffen sie über einer verlassenen Maschinenwelt als Rivalen aufeinander: Die Kommissarin, der Sektenführer und der Wächter.Artan will den Beneix-Planeten für seine Sekte okkupieren. Wächter Matt hat die Aufgabe, eben dies zu verhindern. Und Kommissarin Mira möchte mit Artan noch eine offene Rechnung begleichen. Abgelenkt von ihrer Privatfehde vernachlässigen Mira und Artan die Gefahr, die von dem Planeten und seinem Mond ausgeht...Eine düstere Ménage à trois im Weltraum.

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  1. (Science Fiction)

    No date given · 55 min

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