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Bank director Ernst Rose, owner of the Hamburg bank Traven & Co., is asked to go to the airport earlier than expected to pick up his daughter Silvia. When he arrives, he realizes too late that he has walked into a trap. He is overpowered by kidnappers and abducted. The gang around Alexander Ford and his men want to rob three and a half million from the bank vault at the weekend. But it can only be opened with four keys, which are in the hands of four so-called key holders. Under the direction of criminal Ford, all those involved become puppets in a game of life and death.
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Bank director Ernst Rose, owner of the Hamburg bank Traven & Co., is asked to go to the airport earlier than expected to pick up his daughter Silvia. When he arrives, he realizes too late that he has walked into a trap. He is overpowered by kidnappers and abducted. The gang around Alexander Ford and his men want to rob three and a half million from the bank vault at the weekend. But it can only be opened with four keys, which are in the hands of four so-called key holders. Under the direction of criminal Ford, all those involved become puppets in a game of life and death.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime
Written By:Max Pierre Schaeffer, Thomas Keck
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Jürgen Roland
Director
Günther Ungeheuer
Alexander Ford
Horst Michael Neutze
Charlie
Jürgen Draeger
Jensen
Walter Rilla
Eduard Rose
Monika Peitsch
Silvia Rose
Hellmut Lange
Rolf Thilo
Paul Edwin Roth
Konrad von Brenken
Ellen Schwiers
Irene Quinn
Ida Krottendorf
Margarete Wohlers
Joseph Offenbach
Vater Wohlers
Hanns Lothar
Richard Hiss
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