The Tell-Tale Heart (1979)
A man is sitting in a padded cell. He remembers how he got there. Munich in the run-up to Christmas: The loner roams the city, has abnormal ideas when looking at the most harmless things and wants to turn his perverse fantasies into reality. To do this, he chooses an old man whom he happens to see in a shop. He perfectly plans a perfidious, cruel murder.
Director: Karl-Heinz Kramberg
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Hans Clarin as Patient |
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Ferdy Mayne as Old Man |
| Art | Ingo Tögel | Production Design |
| Directing | Karl-Heinz Kramberg | Director |
| Writing | Karl-Heinz Kramberg | Teleplay |
| Editing | Karin Haban | Editor |
| Crew | Horst Schier | Cinematography |
| Writing | Edgar Allan Poe | Story |
| Production | Jakob Hausmann | Producer |
| Production | Siegfried B. Glökler | Production Manager |
| Directing | Anke Becker-Franzen | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Klaus Schumann | Sound Mixer |
| Production | Manfred Korytowski | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Helga Gläser | Makeup Artist |
| Sound | Francis Quinton | Sound |
