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With his "Supergeil" dance through the supermarket, Friedrich Liechtenstein has achieved over 13 million clicks on the Internet. "Supergeil" became the buzzword of the hour. The world has been dealing with Friedrich Liechtenstein all the way to the international press such as the New York Times and the Guardian. The multi-layered artist is an actor, musician, professional flâneur and utopian. Jan Schmidt-Garre's film oscillates between Liechtenstein's quirky personality, his trashy, not always entirely serious work and his crazy biography.

From bourgeois life as a puppeteer in the GDR to bohemian life in post-reunification Berlin, including a total crash into poverty and lovesickness, to becoming a YouTube millionaire. In front of the camera, "Germany's most famous hermit" (Die Zeit) tells of his life: of his childhood in Eisenhüttenstadt, of the time when he struggled through life without a permanent commitment and lived on cheap quark on the Schrippe, to the fabulous success that came over him with "Supergeil". With many excerpts from his theater productions, puppet theater plays, concerts, his acclaimed CD album "Bad Gastein" and of course the videos that led to the Edeka spot.

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