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A bank employee is persuaded to take part in a robbery at “his” bank, hoping to pull off the coup of his life. His wife Christine demands luxury and is difficult to please. Suspicion quickly falls on him, as there was a particularly large amount of money in the bank that day...
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A bank employee is persuaded to take part in a robbery at “his” bank, hoping to pull off the coup of his life. His wife Christine demands luxury and is difficult to please. Suspicion quickly falls on him, as there was a particularly large amount of money in the bank that day...
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Günter Hendel, Antonio Arvedi, Lothar Gündisch
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Internationales Film-Contor
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