| Fleisch | |
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| Directed by | Rainer Erler |
| Produced by | Rainer Erler Helmut Rasp |
| Written by | Rainer Erler |
| Narrated by | ZDF |
| Starring | Wolf Roth Jutta Speidel |
| Music by | Eugen Thomass |
| Cinematography | Wolfgang Grasshoff Wolf Bachmann |
| Editing by | Hilwa von Boro |
| Distributed by | Pentagramma |
| Release date(s) | 16 June 1979 |
| Running time | 125 minutes |
| Country | Germany |
| Language | German |
Fleisch (international title: Spare Parts)[1] is a German cult film[2] by Rainer Erler about organ trade, the thriller was produced in the year 1979.
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A new married couple spent their honeymoon in the southwestern of the United States.[3] Suddenly, the unbelievable happens: the husband is kidnapped and assaulted by paramedics in an ambulance. The wife escaped at the last minute, it is taken up by a truck driver.[4] Together they embark on the search for the kidnapped husband, they encounter a dangerous and perfectly organized syndicate that supplies the world's wealthy customers in organs of young, healthy people.[5]
It was produced for ZDF and was telecasted on the 16 June 1979 on German television,[12] the cast of the film includes Jutta Speidel and Wolf Roth.[13]
In 2007 the television station ProSieben narrated the remake of the film who was directed by Oliver Schmitz,[14] the movie stars Sebastian Ströbel and Theresa Scholze.[15]
Erler has the screenplay of Fleisch processed in a novel, which originally released from Goldmann Verlag, the Shayol Verlag released in 2006, a new revised edition.[16]