Der Rekord

Der Rekord

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1984-05-28

Rico Moreno is trying to break the world record for continuous television in order to finance an illegal private broadcasting project on the high seas. His friend Banana helps him to endure 240 hours non-stop in front of the screen. He provides him with sandwiches, coffee, whisky, cigarettes, ice packs and movies that promise a little variety. But at the end of his record attempt, Rico only reacts to the 625 lines on the TV screen. His perception of the world around him has been extinguished, he is unresponsive and no longer communicates anything. The record succeeds, but where is Rico? He has flown away into another world, from where Banana and his girlfriend Bigi finally try to bring him back to life via the screen.

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Der Rekord

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Rico Moreno is trying to break the world record for continuous television in order to finance an illegal private broadcasting project on the high seas. His friend Banana helps him to endure 240 hours non-stop in front of the screen. He provides him with sandwiches, coffee, whisky, cigarettes, ice packs and movies that promise a little variety. But at the end of his record attempt, Rico only reacts to the 625 lines on the TV screen. His perception of the world around him has been extinguished, he is unresponsive and no longer communicates anything. The record succeeds, but where is Rico? He has flown away into another world, from where Banana and his girlfriend Bigi finally try to bring him back to life via the screen.

Released

1984-05-28

Runtime

85

Director

Daniel Helfer

Budget

$0

Revenue

$0

Genres

Comedy

Language

Deutsch

Production

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    Uwe Ochsenknecht

    Uwe Ochsenknecht
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    László I. Kish

    László I. Kish
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    Kurt Raab

    Kurt Raab
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    Jochen Busse

    Jochen Busse
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    Dietrich Mattausch

    Dietrich Mattausch
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    Vitus Zeplichal

    Vitus Zeplichal
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    Willy Schäfer

    Willy Schäfer