The mayor would like to snatch the Moosburg Castle under the nail so that he can move his club "Paradies" and the "Damen" there. But the Reverend has other plans: he wants to build a children's home in the castle. Only the rightful heir, the young pediatrician Dr. Seefellner can help him.
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Hochwürdens Ärger mit dem Paradies (Offizieller Trailer)
Der Bürgermeister möchte sich das Schloß Moosburg unter den Nagel reißen damit der seinen Club „Paradies“ mit samt den „Damen“ dorthin übersiedeln kann ...
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