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Der Fall
In this Swiss film noir a private investigator stumbles onto a case involving blackmail and an oversexed, under-aged girl. He finds the girl, and, tragically, becomes involved with her.
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In this Swiss film noir a private investigator stumbles onto a case involving blackmail and an oversexed, under-aged girl. He finds the girl, and, tragically, becomes involved with her.
Cast
Kurt Früh
Director
Walo Lüönd
Alfons Grendelmann
Katrin Buschor
Marsha
Annemarie Düringer
Frl. Gretz
Fred Haltiner
Freddy
Max Knapp
Alphons Grendelmann
Klaus Knuth
Herr Bleiber
Anneliese Betschart
Geistig verwirrte Kundin
Stephanie Glaser
Frau Arbetz - Puffmutter
Ellen Widmann
Frau eines Patienten
Fritz Lichtenhahn
Dr. Leu - Gymnasiallehrer
Fritz Nydegger
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