1 votes
1955
1h 28m
On a pasture in Bavaria, an ox frightens members of the American occupying forces. Farmer Alois, the owner of the animal, is sentenced to thirty days in prison for this "political" offense. While Alois begins his sentence, the ox runs riot in the prison yard. No one can tame him, and all the farmers refuse to take the ox into their care. The helpless administration comes up with a crazy solution: Alois must split his person. As inmate Alois, he is assigned to field duty with the livestock owner Alois to supervise the ox, while as livestock owner Alois he has to supervise inmate Alois. The bill he is subsequently presented with for twice the work is enormous.
Directed by Martin Hellberg

Ferdinand Anton
Alois
Lore Frisch
ReselFranz Loskam
BürgermeisterThea Aichbichler
ThereseTheo Prosel
Meierhofbauer
Harald Mannl
Waaghuber
Franz Arzdorf
Chef des Landwirtschaftsamtes
Raimund Schelcher
HeckenbergerMaximilian Larsen
Polizeipräsident
Hans Lucke
2. AmerikanerLudwig Sachs
KnüpfelOtto Sauter-Sarto
SchnepfingerWalter Schramm
BauerWolf Goette
Schneidzwirbel
Hans Stadtmüller
RichterWaltraud Backmann
AmerikanerinAxel Triebel
BeamterKarl Weber
BauerStatus
Released
Release date
January 27, 1955
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Language
German