Northern Exposure - The German Way - Rabbits aka Karniggels

Bargteheide, Stormarn, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

If maybe we could return to the perpetrator... because... if we're gonna send out a car, we'd have to know what he looks like, meaning, I need an approximate height.

Well, allright, we're gonna send a Bulli immediately. Er. A police car is on its way to you, right?

Well, Ladies and Gentlemen, who of you wants to judge this procedure?

The following points. The time of theft has not been ascertained. The possibly armed perpetrator might still be in the neighbourhood, in this case immediate action is required. Concerning the description of the perpetrator: Any hints regarding age, clothing, distinguishing features etc. are lacking. - Apart from that, at the moment Köppe seems to me generally very insecure.

Bernd Michael Lade

Ingo Naujoks

Julia Jäger

Detlev Buck

Wolfgang Sieg

Young policeman Koeppe just left the academy and is transferred to a small police station in the countryside. He&apos;s a merry guy and dreams of a career, but he&apos;s not very bright. A brutal cow slayer keeps the local police perplexed....

Hans-Erich Viet

Karniggels

Who remembers &quot;Northern Exposure&quot; the television series about hapless Dr. Fleischman stranded in Alaska whilst dreaming of the big city? This movie here is the German movie equivalent to this series.

A young policemen&apos;s (played by a brilliant Bernd-Michael Lade) dreams of the big city are squandered when he finds himself stranded in the flatlands of rural northern Germany, where live is boring, the weather is miserable and prospects of evening entertainment are non-existing. Similar to Dr. Fleischman, young Köpper has to grow up and learn to deal with his situation and his surroundings. Throw in dry northern German humor, a few murdered cows and the typical German attitude towards police and you arrive at one of the best German movies of its time.

If you have lived in northern Germany and have experienced the monotony of the landscape and the way of live up there, you will find this movie a real treat; if not, you can still get a good one and a half hours of entertainment out of it. I am waiting for the release of Karniggels on DVD, but considering that northern Germany is not one of the most favorite places and hardly anyone has heard of this film, I am not holding my breath.

Who remembers "Northern Exposure" the television series about hapless Dr. Fleischman stranded in Alaska whilst dreaming of the big city? This movie here is the German movie equivalent to this series.

A young policemen's (played by a brilliant Bernd-Michael Lade) dreams of the big city are squandered when he finds himself stranded in the flatlands of rural northern Germany, where live is boring, the weather is miserable and prospects of evening entertainment are non-existing. Similar to Dr. Fleischman, young Köpper has to grow up and learn to deal with his situation and his surroundings. Throw in dry northern German humor, a few murdered cows and the typical German attitude towards police and you arrive at one of the best German movies of its time.

If you have lived in northern Germany and have experienced the monotony of the landscape and the way of live up there, you will find this movie a real treat; if not, you can still get a good one and a half hours of entertainment out of it. I am waiting for the release of Karniggels on DVD, but considering that northern Germany is not one of the most favorite places and hardly anyone has heard of this film, I am not holding my breath.

Young policeman Koeppe just left the academy and is transferred to a small police station in the countryside. He's a merry guy and dreams of a career, but he's not very bright. A brutal cow slayer keeps the local police perplexed. In his spare time Koeppe is struggling with his approaches towards the rich Annelie.

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