The Quack and His Fast Daughters

The plot follows a crook who is mistaken for a deceased doctor and takes advantage of this false identity. He becomes the unwitting caretaker of three stranded girls, leading to a series of comedic and risqué situations. The film is characterized as a sex comedy, showcasing the blend of farcical elements and provocative humor that typifies this genre in the late 70s and early 80s.

With a runtime of 85 minutes, The Quack and His Fast Daughters brings together a cast including Peter Steiner, Fred Stillkrauth, and Ursula Buchfellner. The film’s comedic premise involves themes of deception and mistaken identity, typical of the era's comedies. Collectors interested in this genre will find the film’s unique storyline and humor from this period noteworthy.