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Dirt for Dinner (2000) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is Dirt for Dinner about?

Dirt for Dinner is a documentary. Sam Meffire, born in Saxony, became a notable figure in the early 1990s. His image represented openness in Germany after reunification. Meffire served as a police officer and was a close associate of the minister of the interior. However, his life took a turn as he became involved in criminal activities. The documentary runs for 73 minutes and details the ups and downs of his life.

When was Dirt for Dinner released?

Dirt for Dinner was released in 2000.

How long is Dirt for Dinner?

Dirt for Dinner has a runtime of 73 minutes.

What genre is Dirt for Dinner?

Dirt for Dinner is classified as Arts.

What topics does Dirt for Dinner cover?

Dirt for Dinner explores topics including notable-people.