Clemens Haipl

Two young girls who live in a small town in Lower Austria dream of America, men and love. They live in Ternitz, they dream of Tennessee.

Jakob Kisch loves Impressionist art. Therefore, the coach driver leads a double life as a gentleman robber. However, during his final heist, his heart fails. Only thanks to his cunning does he escape—and the Monet was only a copy anyway. During preventative care at the hospital, he overhears Police Chief Fellinger engaging in corrupt dealings. Kisch's sense of justice is alarmed.

A drunken cemetery gardener unintentionally brings the dead prostitute murderer Jack back to life and thus the disaster in the Viennese red-light district begins to take its course. Jack goes on the hunt with his muscle car again for young, naive prostitutes and causes one bloodbath after the other. The insecure and helpless young prostitutes seek advice from a vodoo priestess who helps them to immediate protection by conjuring the legendary Josephine from the realm of the dead...