Tiger-Team – The Mountain of the Thousand Dragons
School’s out and there’s nothing going on – talk about boring! But not for long: Biggi (Helena Siegmund-Schultze), Patrick (Bruno Schubert) and Luk (Justus Kammerer) come across a mysterious, ornate key which captures their imagination.
While surfing the Web, Luk discovers a link between the mysterious discovery and the ancient Chinese myth about the Moonshine Palace in the Mountain of the Thousand Dragons. Using an ingenious plan, they embark on the long journey to Beijing to investigate the mysterious legend. When they get there, they realize that the demonic Q (played by Iris Berben) and her no good son Munroe (played by Stipe Erceg) are hot on their heels: The leader of the secret society of the Black Snake has long been hunting for the keys which will open the Mountain of the Thousand Dragons and the legendary Moonshine Palace. It contains not only treasures of immeasurable worth, but also an elixir to make a person immortal, thus making the power-thirsty Q invincible. For the Tigers it marks the beginning of an adventurous and dangerous journey which ultimately takes them to the foot of the Mountain of the Thousand Dragons and leads them far into the mysterious Moonshine Palace. It’s here that they challenge Q, Munroe and her henchmen to a final battle …
A Family Pictures Film and ndF production: neue deutsche Filmgesellschaft mbH and in co-production with Constantin Film Produktion, B.A. Produktion GmbH and Six-Six-Eight Pte Ltd.
Produced with a grant from the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation, ORF, and the Austrian Film Institute.
Based on the book series „Ein Fall für Dich und das Tiger-Team“ by Thomas C. Brezina, published by EGMONT SchneiderBuch.
