Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres
Jan 14, 1988 · 1h 30m
Director
Clemens KlopfensteinOverview
Max and Chrige, a married couple of Swiss linguists, hike the Alps searching for rare words still uttered by the rural population. While on his way to a conference, the husband's plane disappears over the sea. Chrige is advised to give up hope of ever seeing him alive, but her heart tells her otherwise. Max comes ashore on a tropical island with another survivor, the plane's pilot. But where are they in reality?
Cast of Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres
Max RüdlingerMax
Christine LauterburgChrige
Hans-Dieter JendreykoPilot- Hans-Rudolf TwerenboldHerr Herrmann
- Hans VestergardDänischer Fischer
- Veng Kin LoBriefträger
- Kwai Hei HeungSchiffskapitän
- Ka Cheng ChokMr. Pong
- Niels VestergardDänischer Fischer
- Res MargotAkkordeonspieler
- Stig JensenHelikopterpilot
- Sio Heng IeongMrs. Ping
- Antonio Correira de LemosPostbeamter
- Tin Hong CheMr. Ping
- Yuen Shi ChanPing-Ping
Crew of Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres
About Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres
What is Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres about?
Max and Chrige, a married couple of Swiss linguists, hike the Alps searching for rare words still uttered by the rural population. While on his way to a conference, the husband's plane disappears over the sea. Chrige is advised to give up hope of ever seeing him alive, but her heart tells her otherwise. Max comes ashore on a tropical island with another survivor, the plane's pilot. But where are…
When was Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres released?
Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres was released on January 14, 1988.
How long is Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres?
Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres?
Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres was directed by Clemens Klopfenstein.
Who is in the cast of Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres?
The cast of Macao – Die Rückseite des Meeres includes Max Rüdlinger (Max), Christine Lauterburg (Chrige), Hans-Dieter Jendreyko (Pilot), Hans-Rudolf Twerenbold (Herr Herrmann) and Hans Vestergard (Dänischer Fischer).