Affaire Blum (1948)
Der jüdische Fabrikant Jacob Blum wird aufgrund einer Aussage des Ganoven Gabler wegen Mordes an seinem Buchhalter verhaftet. Für den antisemitischen Untersuchungsrichter ist der Fall klar: Nur ein Jude kann der Täter sein. Weder Entlastungsbeweise noch die eindeutige Spur, die zu Gabler selbst führt, kann ihn umstimmen. Der Kommissar Bonte versucht hartnäckig, den wahren Täter mithilfe von dessen Freundin zu überführen.
Der Regisseur: Erich Engel
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Hans Christian Blech as Mörder Karlheinz Gabler |
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Ernst Waldow as Kriminalkommissar Schwerdtfeger |
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Paul Bildt as Untersuchungsrichter Konrat |
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Karin Evans as Sabine Blum |
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Alfred Schieske as Kriminalkommissar Otto Bonte |
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Kurt Ehrhardt as Dr. Jakob Blum |
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Gisela Trowe as Christina Burman |
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Arno Paulsen as Wilhelm Platzer |
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Herbert Hübner as Landgerichtsdirektor Hecht |
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Blandine Ebinger as Lucie Schmerschneider |
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Gerhard Bienert as Karl Bremer |
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Werner Peters as Egon Konrad |
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Renée Stobrawa as Frau Bremer |
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Emmy Burg as Therese |
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Reinhard Kolldehoff as Tischbein |
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Helmuth Rudolph as |
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Hugo Kalthoff as |
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Maly Delschaft as |
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Friedrich Maurer as |
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Klaus Becker as |
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Hilde Adolphi as |
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Jean Brahn as |
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Albert Venohr as |
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Gertrud Boll as |
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Otto Matthies as |
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Herbert Malsbender as |
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Margarete Schön as |
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Arthur Schröder as |
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Lilli Schoenborn as |
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Margarete Salbach as |
| Directing | Erich Engel | Director |
| Writing | Robert A. Stemmle | Writer |
| Editing | Lilian Seng | Editor |
| Camera | Friedl Behn-Grund | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Karl Plintzner | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Zlata Mehlers | Assistant Director |
| Production | Herbert Uhlich | Producer |
| Art | Emil Hasler | Art Direction |
| Directing | Ludwig Lober | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Herbert Trantow | Original Music Composer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Brigitte Götting | Costume Design |
