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Crime Scene: Berlin
Rudi Prange is released from prison for good behavior. He gets a job in a transport unit but gets involuntarily involved in a smuggling business by a colleague. When two police officers are gun down Rudi becomes the main suspect.
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Rudi Prange is released from prison for good behavior. He gets a job in a transport unit but gets involuntarily involved in a smuggling business by a colleague. When two police officers are gun down Rudi becomes the main suspect.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Joachim Kunert, Jens Gerlach
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme
Cast
Joachim Kunert
Director
Hartmut Reck
Rudi Prange
Sonja Sutter
Marianne Möllner
Jochen Brockmann
Kriminalkommissar Rollberg
Hans-Peter Minetti
Kriminalkommissar Stein
Rudolf Ulrich
Walter Prange
Charlotte Küter
Frau Prange
Christel Bodenstein
Zeugin
Annegret Golding
Ilse Schulz
Harry Engel
Gerhard Schröder
Harry Hindemith
Erwin Beier
Karin Hübner
Bettina Sandmann
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