Büttners Truhe

The story follows pensioner Kagel as he establishes a village museum and plans to donate a farmhouse parlor to the district museum. However, complications arise when farmer Büttner secretly sells an old chest. The plot thickens with the disappearance of night watchman Kuwalski, drawing in the criminal investigation department to unravel the mystery.

With its roots in East German television, Büttners Truhe reflects the comedic storytelling style of the 1970s. Collectors of vintage TV films and comedy enthusiasts may find value in the film's exploration of community and intrigue. The film features a notable cast, including Karl Sturm, Arthur Jopp, and Klaus Bamberg, who contribute to the engaging narrative.