
Brutality
Flucht ins Schilf
Synopsis
When the body of a postman is found on Lake Neusiedl, the investigation shows that it is probably a robbery, and several of the villagers fall into the circle of suspects: Five young men now need an alibi. Walter was with Elisabeth on the night of the murder, but cannot rely on her support. She is not only the sister of Stephan, who is also suspected, but also the fiancée of the gendarme who is leading the investigation into the case.
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- Director
- Kurt Steinwendner
- Screenplay & Story
- Kurt Steinwendner, Werner Riemerschmid
- Original Title
- Flucht ins Schilf
- Country of Origin
- Austria
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 1h 33m
- Production Studios
- Hoela-Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Kurt Steinwendner
Kurt Steinwendner, Werner Riemerschmid
Department Leadership Roster
Kurt Steinwendner
Director
Kurt Steinwendner
Writer
Werner Riemerschmid
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Brutality
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Brutality about?
When the body of a postman is found on Lake Neusiedl, the investigation shows that it is probably a robbery, and several of the villagers fall into the circle of suspects: Five young men now need an alibi. Walter was with Elisabeth on the night of the murder, but cannot rely on her support. She is not only the sister of Stephan, who is also suspected, but also the fiancée of the gendarme who is leading the investigation into the case.
Who directed Brutality?
Brutality was directed by Kurt Steinwendner.
Who stars in Brutality?
The principal cast of Brutality includes Kurt Jaggberg, Alexander Kerst, Gerhard Riedmann, Bruno Dallansky.
When was Brutality released and how long is it?
Brutality was released in 1953 with a total runtime of 1h 33m.
