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Rückgrat wie gekochte Spaghetti

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1998
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1
Language
German

CATEGORY: audio drama

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TITLE: Rückgrat wie gekochte Spaghetti

AUTHOR: Carsten Rudolf

DIRECTOR: Götz Naleppa

PRODUCTION: DLR

YEAR: 1998

RECORDING DATE: 1998-12-30 (DLR)

DESCRIPTION: Sie und Er begegnen sich im Treppenhaus. Sie schlängelt an ihm vorbei in den dritten Stock, wo ihr Feuerwehrmann Max wartet. Er starrt ihr hinterher und betritt im zweiten Stock die Wohnung seiner Freundin Karina, der forschen Karrierefrau. Ob es an der Nachbarin mit der Schlangenlederhose liegt, dass Er nur noch davon träumt, Schlagzeug zu spielen und sein Studium abzubrechen? Auch Feuerwehrmann Max fühlt sich plötzlich nicht mehr wohl im Haus und wartet sehnsüchtig auf einen Brand. Zwischen den Stockwerken funkt es gewaltig. Was da anbrennt, ist mit Wasser nicht zu löschen.

CAST: Christian Brückner | Uta Hallant | Frank Panhans | Claudia Mischke | Christiane Leuchtmann | Udo Kroschwald | u.a.

PROVENANCE: digitized cassette tape, private archive of Winfried Noack

FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo

LANGUAGE: German

TAPE: C60/1708ab

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Carsten Rudolf (1998)

    No date given · No. 1998 · 55 min

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  1. Rückgrat wie gekochte Spaghetti

    Hörspiele · Carsten Rudolf · 1 episode here · archive.org

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