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Himmelsheim

1989, German. Directed by Manfred Stelzer.

In the idyllic Bavarian village of Himmelsheim, a peaceful existence is disrupted when the German Federal Railway plans to build a high-speed rail line through their town, necessitating a massive tunnel. The construction upheaval shakes the lives of the villagers, triggering old conflicts and new rivalries. Amidst this chaos, Toni, a spirited traveler with a video mobile, becomes entangled in a love triangle involving Petra and Jonny, a driller working on the project. While most of Himmelsheim unites against the railway, the wily winemaker and council member, Münzel, secures a solution.

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Released
2 March 1989
Country
Germany
Written by
Fitzgerald Kusz

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Himmelsheim (1989) was directed by Manfred Stelzer and stars Sigi Zimmerschied, Elke Sommer, Hanns Zischler.

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