Der Totenhügel
Synopsis
After 200 years, Count Zoltan emerges as a zombie from his tomb to avenge himself on the descendants who have in 1974, the witchcraft destroyed him and his Bura. He kills everyone who overtakes the Buraruinen at the grave of the dead, until at last, someone has the courage to face the creature.
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Der Totenhügel - Ausschnitte
Type: Clip • Published 2013-11-26
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April 1, 1994
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Andreas Bethmann
- Original Title
- Der Totenhügel
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 1h 31m
- Production Studios
- AB Video-Pro
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Andreas Bethmann
Department Leadership Roster
Andreas Bethmann
Director
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What is Der Totenhügel about?
After 200 years, Count Zoltan emerges as a zombie from his tomb to avenge himself on the descendants who have in 1974, the witchcraft destroyed him and his Bura. He kills everyone who overtakes the Buraruinen at the grave of the dead, until at last, someone has the courage to face the creature.
Who directed Der Totenhügel?
Der Totenhügel was directed by Andreas Bethmann.
Who stars in Der Totenhügel?
The principal cast of Der Totenhügel includes Andre Quast, Stephan Ahrens, Andreas Bethmann, Stefan Felten, Nina de Rouck.
When was Der Totenhügel released and how long is it?
Der Totenhügel was released in 1994 with a total runtime of 1h 31m.