Bumerang (1960) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 14, 1960

Original Title:
Bumerang

Genres:
Crime

Production Companies:
Roxy Film

Production Countries:
Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16 

Runtime: 92

The paths of three men cross for a short time in post-war Berlin. Robert and Willy are unattached and unemployed, Georg has joined them from Hamburg, he has a family and occasionally does something crooked. That's what the three of them are up to together: A safe is to be cracked, the plan comes from Robert. Then Else shows up, a former girlfriend of Robert's who now lives with his buddy Willy. She is interested in Robert again, but he turns her down. Blind with jealousy, Willy nevertheless feels betrayed and rats out their joint scheme to the police. As they stand in front of the strongbox, they are surrounded by police officers. One of them, Inspector Stern, suddenly recognizes in Robert the man who saved his life during the war.

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Assistant Camera:
Lothar Kern

Assistant Director:
Wieland Liebske

Assistant Director Trainee:
Wolf Vollmar

Assistant Editor:
Ursula Zschiesche

Camera Operator:
Henry Rupé

Costume Design:
Ursula Stutz

Director:
Alfred Weidenmann

Director of Photography:
Kurt Hasse

Editor:
Lilian Seng

Hairstylist:
Max Patyna
Jutta Haase

Music:
Hans-Martin Majewski

Novel:
Igor Sentjurc

Producer:
Luggi Waldleitner

Production Design:
Wolf Englert
Ernst Richter

Production Manager:
Heinrich Schier
Karl Mitschke

Props:
Helmut Künecke
Max Freude
Fritz Moritz

Sound:
Hans Löhmer

Still Photographer:
Leo Weisse

Unit Manager:
Kurt Paetz
Fritz Anton

Wardrobe Master:
Margarete Markwordt
Walter Schreckling

Writer:
Herbert Reinecker

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