A group of tourists from the GDR spend their holiday at the coast of Bulgaria. When making a trip to a small fisher house, they have to stay they night, because the ship's motor broke down. One of the group proposes a game: Someone has to be a corpse, one the detective and another one the murderer. But shortly after starting the game the "corpse" has vanished only to befound at the foot of the nearby cliff - being dead for real. Now the group start their investigation...
Iris Gusner
Director
Ruth Kommerell
Magda Bähreis
Veliko Stoianov
Bootführer Wassil
Gertraud Kreissig
Pitty
Giso Weißbach
Peter Bockisch
Monika Woytowicz
Susanne
Hansjürgen Hürrig
Hans Fielitz
Hannes Fischer
Hans-Peter Maiendorff
Helmut Straßburger
Dr. Franz Enderlein
Marylu Poolman
Johanna Enderlein
Karin Gregorek
Evelyn Kunack
Otto Mellies
Dr. Egon Kunack
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