
Chronicle of a Murder
Drama
Overview
In the mid-1950s, mayor Zwischenzahl is killed on the day of his inauguration in a West German town. The killer is Ruth Bodenheim, a Jewish woman, who wanted to avenge the death of her parents. Zwischenzahl, a former SA member, was apparently involved in the deportation of her parents to a concentration camp during the war. Ruth cannot bear the horrible events and the death of her parents and wants to open the eyes of the town′s residents.
Top Cast


Angelica Domröse
Angelica Domröse
Ruth Bodenheim
Angelica Domröse
Ruth Bodenheim


Ulrich Thein
Ulrich Thein
Dr. Martin
Ulrich Thein
Dr. Martin


Jiří Vršťala
Jiří Vršťala
Dr. Hoffmann
Jiří Vršťala
Dr. Hoffmann


Bohumil Šmída
Bohumil Šmída
Dr. Schäure
Bohumil Šmída
Dr. Schäure
Siegfried Weiß
Siegfried Weiß
Dr. Rotholz
Siegfried Weiß
Dr. Rotholz


Martin Flörchinger
Martin Flörchinger
Zwischenzahl
Martin Flörchinger
Zwischenzahl


Willi Schwabe
Willi Schwabe
Lion
Willi Schwabe
Lion


Hans Klering
Hans Klering
Direktor
Hans Klering
Direktor


Antje Ruge
Antje Ruge
Esther
Antje Ruge
Esther


Arno Wyzniewski
Arno Wyzniewski
David
Arno Wyzniewski
David
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