Dünki-Schott

In Dünki-Schott, a professor embarks on a journey to study knights from early Swiss history, transforming into a knight himself in a quest to better understand their world. Accompanied by a scrap metal yard keeper, he faces off against modern adversaries like highwaymen and environmental issues, creating a blend of historical adventure and contemporary commentary. With a runtime of 87 minutes, this film presents an intriguing narrative that merges humor with significant themes.

The film features performances by Herbert Leiser and Walter Hess, adding depth to its comedic yet thought-provoking storyline. It's a distinctive take on traditional tales, set against a backdrop of Swiss culture and modern challenges, making it a notable entry in the comedy genre of the 1980s.