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The film depicts the life of Robert Gleitzmann beginning with his time as mayor of Laitstadt in the 1960s up to the last years of his life in the late 1990s. Historical events such as the [[West Besmenian Revolution]] and the [[Besmenian reunification]] are also covered in the film. | The film depicts the life of Robert Gleitzmann beginning with his time as mayor of Laitstadt in the 1960s up to the last years of his life in the late 1990s. Historical events such as the [[West Besmenian Revolution]] and the [[Besmenian reunification]] are also covered in the film. | ||
The film's title refers to the satirical term that is popular nowadays, | The film's title refers to the satirical term that is popular nowadays, ''The heir of the Besmenian Empire''. The name comes from [[Martin Beiter]] during the 1980 election campaign as a criticism for Gleitzmann's government cabinet with the [[Besmenian Republican Party]]. | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
Revision as of 08:53, 18 June 2021
| The Heir of the Besmenian Empire Der Erbe des Besmenischen Reichs | |
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| File:DEDBRposter.png Besmenian movie poster | |
| Directed by | Bernd Beutz |
| Screenplay by | Christoph Hagen |
| Based on | Life and politics of Robert Gleitzmann |
| Produced by | Bernd Beutz |
| Distributed by | Flingor Studios |
Release date | 19 May 2021 |
Running time | 2h 34m |
| Country |  Besmenia |
| Language | Besmenian |
| Budget | BS 62 million |
| Box office | BS 253 million |
The Heir of the Besmenian Empire (Besmenian: Der Erbe des Besmenischen Reiches) is a 2021 Besmenian biographical historical drama film, starring Franz Waldmitz as Besmenian Prime Minister Robert Gleitzmann.
The film depicts the life of Robert Gleitzmann beginning with his time as mayor of Laitstadt in the 1960s up to the last years of his life in the late 1990s. Historical events such as the West Besmenian Revolution and the Besmenian reunification are also covered in the film.
The film's title refers to the satirical term that is popular nowadays, The heir of the Besmenian Empire. The name comes from Martin Beiter during the 1980 election campaign as a criticism for Gleitzmann's government cabinet with the Besmenian Republican Party.