
Ein Schweizer namens Nötzli
Josef Nötzli is a shy and somewhat awkward man. He has been working as an accountant in a chemical plant in West Berlin for 26 years. But Nötzli originally comes from Switzerland. Nötzli started out as an accountant and remained in this position. Due to a misunderstanding, Nötzli suddenly makes someone else's career. At last, Nötzli is able to put his knowledge and concepts into practice. With his ideas, he quickly steers the badly damaged company back into the profit zone. But it is precisely at this moment that Nötzli's high-flying career comes to an abrupt end: the mysterious misunderstanding comes to light and Nötzli is dismissed from his post, accused of deliberately obtaining a position by fraud. Together with his colleague Neubauer, Nötzli ends up back in the accounts department. Now nothing can keep him in the company. He leaves the chemical plant with his friend Neubauer. But is this farewell final?
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5.9/10
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- Language
- German
- berlin, germany
- karriere
- buchhalter
Top billed cast
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Release dates
GermanyDE
- Theatrical16 Feb 1989
SwitzerlandCH
- Theatrical624 Sept 1988
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- Ein Schweizer namens Nötzli was released on 24 September 1988.
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- Who directed Ein Schweizer namens Nötzli?
- Ein Schweizer namens Nötzli (1988) was directed by Gustav Ehmck.


















