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A man is unable to find a job. In his desperation, he plans to rob a bank together with a friend who works in a petrol station and feels tempted by the possibility of getting rich. Two different motivations drive these two good men into an immoral situation.
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A man is unable to find a job. In his desperation, he plans to rob a bank together with a friend who works in a petrol station and feels tempted by the possibility of getting rich. Two different motivations drive these two good men into an immoral situation.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Herbert Reinecker
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Berolina-Film
Cast
Werner Klingler
Director
Martin Held
Herbert Burkhardt
Hardy Krüger
Klaus Burkhardt, sein Bruder
Charles Regnier
Hartmann
Hildegard Grethe
Mrs. Burkhardt, die Mutter
Fritz Wagner
Hartmanns Komplice
Käte Alving
Margots Mutter
Nadja Tiller
Vera, Herberts Freundin
Helga Martin
Margot. Klaus' Freundin
Ernie Bieler
Carl de Vogt
Älterer Mann
Willi Endresser
Familienvater
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