Hai-Alarm am Müggelsee

The story revolves around a lifeguard at Lake Müggel who suffers a shark attack, leading to the closure of the lake and a local festival. The city council grapples with how to address the shark problem while the public grows increasingly impatient. In an unexpected twist, the citizens devise a plan to lure the shark away using beer, creating a humorous situation amidst the chaos.

With a runtime of 99 minutes, this film features a notable cast, including Henry Hübchen, Michael Gwisdek, and Benno Fürmann. Its blend of comedy and a bizarre shark attack scenario presents a distinctive take on the genre, appealing to fans of offbeat humor and unconventional plots. As a part of East German cinema, it may also attract collectors interested in the region's film history and comedic storytelling.