The adventures of Mikael Wulff and his friend Dolph the Fascist Hippo continues in this follow-up to “Wulffmorgenthaler“ (2005).

Sabine is released from the youth reformatory. She was caught stealing cigarettes. Tricked by her boyfriend Jimmy. She still loves him, but is determined to start another life. Without Jimmy and her parents.

In a medley of nostalgic home videos and archival photos, captivating interviews with comrades the likes of Stallone, Schwarzenegger, JCVD, and endlessly quotable clips, Dolph Lundgren delves into his life before and after the spotlight in this intimate documentary. Through his personal accounts, Dolph illuminates fans and critics to the battles this iconic action star waged in his head, heart, and body throughout his utterly fascinating lifetime on- and off-screen.

Dolph Lundgren has put together his varied and comprehensive personal workout on home video, comprised of body sculpturing, boxing, shadow boxing, running, jumping rope, yoga, the martial arts and more. Even includes stress management - exercise for the mind.

The price for Dolph Lundgren's career as an action hero in Hollywood was high: his two daughters Ida and Greta, 29 and 23, grew up without him on the other side of the Atlantic. Now they want to repair the relationship. Dolph, now with his new young wife Emma, ​​faces his most difficult task yet: to be present. Is it too late - or can even an action hero find reconciliation?

Explores the impact of machines on history, including the printing press, the Model T and early personal computers. Contains content created using AI technology.