26 November 1971 Comedy, Crime 92 mins
It is about brawls, prostitution, a prison escapee, murder and manslaughter. The film wants to be documentary, the director himself appears as moderator and interviewer.
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Helen Vita as Hanni
Günther Jerschke as Oskar
Rudolf Schündler as Onkel Troll
Hans Putz as Besser
Jürgen Roland as Reporter
Rene Durand as Self
Eva Gelb as Inge
Michael Korrontay as Barkeeper
Jürgen Roland Director
Werner Jörg Lüddecke Screenplay
Wolf C. Hartwig Producer
Siegfried Franz Original Music Composer
Herbert Taschner Editor
Dieter Bartels Set Designer
Irmgard Fischer Makeup Artist
Wolfgang Treu Director of Photography
Walter Boos Assistant Director
Gisela Meissner Assistant Editor
Jörg Schulmeister Unit Manager
Jürgen Rolands St. Paulireport Trailer
Jürgen Rolands Unterwelt - Report Trailer
Germany 26 November 1971
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