Zugverkehr unregelmäßig (1951)
After Jochen saves police officer Erich's life, the two men become close friends and Erich helps Jochen get a job working for Berlin's local train system. But Jochen falls into the hands of the beautiful West Berlin agent Ellen, who convinces him to participate in acts of sabotage against the trains. All of a sudden, Jochen is making a lot more money and even Erich's former girlfriend Inge becomes interested in him. But everything begins to unravel when Erich observes his friend's illegal activity on one of his nightly rounds.
Director: Erich Freund
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Claus Holm as Jochen Böhlig |
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Inge Keller as Ellen Zander |
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Hanns Groth as Kurt Strack |
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Peter Lehmbrock as Erich Schröder |
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Brigitte Krause as Inge Marten |
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Horst Drinda as Helmuth Becker |
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Evamaria Bath as Bettina Gerold |
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Margarete Kupfer as Muttchen Kühn |
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Werner Pledath as Volkspolizist Walter |
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Albert Venohr as Bremer |
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Heinz Scholz as Kriminalinspektor |
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Theo Shall as Mr. Grey |
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Fred Kronström as Verkäufer |
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Annemarie Hase as Nachbarin von Böhlig |
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Hans-Edgar Stecher as Buntmetalldieb |
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Hans Joachim Schölermann as |
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Nico Turoff as |
| Directing | Erich Freund | Director |
| Writing | Peter Bejach | Writer |
| Editing | Ferdinand Weintraub | Editor |
| Writing | Hermann Turowski | Writer |
| Camera | Willi Kuhle | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Franz R. Friedl | Original Music Composer |
