Black nylons - hot nights

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Movie
Original title Black nylons - hot nights
Country of production Federal Republic of Germany
original language German
Publishing year 1957
length 89 minutes
Age rating FSK 18
Rod
Director Alfred Braun
Erwin Marno
script Erwin Marno
Hanns H. Fischer
production Hans Abich
Rolf Thiele
Herbert Uhlich
music Fritz Schulz-Reichel
camera Karl Schröder
cut Caspar van den Berg
occupation

Black nylons - hot nights is a German feature film by the directors Alfred Braun and Erwin Marno from 1958. Peter van Eyck , Susanne Cramer and Horst Frank were cast in the main roles . The director wrote the script together with Hanns H. Fischer . In the Federal Republic of Germany, the film was released for the first time on October 30, 1958.

action

Ms. Bechtel asks the editor-in-chief of a magazine to help her find her daughter Cilly. The girl is currently on tour with the dance group "Seven Blue Stars". She had received Cilly's last sign of life from Marseilles , but that was two weeks ago. The editor-in-chief then instructs his reporter Heinz Wöhler, who is currently on vacation on the Riviera , to track down the girl. Wöhler succeeds in doing this, but the person he is looking for is already dead. Allegedly, she threw herself into the harbor basin and committed suicide. In the tavern "Zum Schwarzen Hai", however, the rumor circulates that Cilly was murdered.

Sabri, the seedy head of the dance group, lured his girls with promises, but soon took their passports away. Now he's paying her off with pocket money. When Cilly had become suspicious and found out about the dark machinations of her boss, the latter left her cold so that she could not warn her colleagues.

In the meantime, the “Seven Blue Stars”, there are only six left, have arrived in Tangier to serve well-heeled customers in the exclusive “Alhambra”. Heinz Wöhler also appears in this restaurant soon. But because Sabri thinks he is a police spy, he has his confidante Vera shadow him. Wöhler succeeds in establishing contact with one of the dancers. From her he learns that most of the girls have no idea what happened to Cilly and what they were lured to by Sabri.

Wöhler's magazine report caused a stir. As a result, Sabri and his gang want to kill the reporter. You blame him for the murder of a police officer. Now the events precipitate: After his arrest, Wöhler manages to escape, but shortly afterwards he is kidnapped by the crooks on the yacht of Monsieur Alexandre, the boss of the gang of girl traffickers. This in turn appears a little later in the "Alhambra"; but nobody is aware that he is pulling the strings in the background.

Vera is actually an Interpol agent. She makes sure that Sabri is wanted in a wanted list. Because Alexandre doesn't trust the agent, he invites her to a party on his yacht. There it should be made harmless and all traces covered. Vera just manages to make a radio message. With the help of a helicopter and a police cruiser, the gang can finally be arrested.

additions

The recordings were made in the CCC-Film studios . The buildings were designed by the film architects Hans Luigi and Gerhard Ladner . Elisabeth Daum was responsible for the costumes. The world premiere took place on October 30, 1958 in the Regina-Lichtspiele Hannover.

criticism

"Crime adventure in a" wicked "milieu - more honest than the speculative title suggests."

- Lexicon of international film

source

Program for the film: Illustrierte Film-Bühne , published by the Verlag Vereinigte Verlagsgesellschaft Franke & Co. , Munich, number 4548

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ rororo-Taschenbuch No. 3174 (1988), p. 3346