A little deception with big consequences: Because boarding school student Dorian, the daughter of a wealthy American family, would rather have a little romp with teacher Schürmann during the vacations, she equips her equally blonde friend Anna with her clothes and the snazzy sports car and sends her to Venice in her place. But Anna will never get there: Kidnappers are lying in wait for the young woman. Schürmann, on the other hand, a really bad finger, can't believe his eyes when Dorian suddenly turns up at his place; in order for her father to pay up, Dorian has to disappear again...
Christine Hartmann
Director
Suzanne von Borsody
Laura Melzer
Jürgen Prochnow
Everett Burns
Mathieu Carrière
Stefan Schürmann
Bernadette Heerwagen
Anna Melzer
Zora Holt
Dorian Walz
Manfred Andrae
Herr Waltz
Silvana Bayer
Sandra
András Fricsay
Entführer Dragan
Adele Neuhauser
Johanna von Kittlitz
Sepp Schauer
Hausmeister
Birgit Stein
Polizistin
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