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In den Achtzigern
- Narrated by: Peter Patzak
- Length: 8 mins
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In den Achtzigern
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Publisher's Summary
Kottan ermittelt. Mabuse kehrt zurück. In Wien beginnt man, altgeformte Eisensäulen aufzustellen, um das Straßenleben zu amüsieren...
Peter Patzak, geboren in Wien; Studium der Kunstgeschichte, Psychologie und Malerei in Wien; seit 1971 arbeitet er als Regisseur und ist seit 1993 o. Univ. Prof. an der Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Wien; einem großen Publikum wurde er mit seiner Parodie auf das Kriminalgenre mit der Serie Kottan ermittelt bekannt; Peter Patzak erhielt eine Vielzahl an Auszeichnungen, so u. a. Adolf Grimme Preis, UNESCO Preis, Goldene Kamera, Romy.
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