DizilerThe Church Remains in the Village
2013 · SWR · Bitti · 30 dk
With a lot of Swabian dialect and a lot of black humor, the comedy "The Church Remains in the Village" was a big box office success. From April 15, the Häberles and Rossbauers will be having more verbal battles on SWR television. Always in the thick of it: the North German pastor Kai Uwe Köster (Rainer Piwek).
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