Devil in the Flesh (1964)
A group of physicians sets out on an international expedition to study the causes and spread of sexually transmitted diseases. Through encounters across Europe and Africa, the film examines how modern lifestyles, social change, and human behavior intersect with public health. Presented as a semi-documentary drama, it delivers a stark warning about a global medical and moral challenge.
Director:
Hermann Wallbrück
Writer:
Hermann Wallbrück
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Aleksandar Gavrić as Professor Alexander |
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Ruth Gassmann as Dr. Esters |
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Peter Heim as Dr. Jensen |
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Manrik Schumacher as Dr. Beuron |
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Ingrid Boyer as Blind Passenger |
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Dunja Rajter as Jenny |
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Maria Rohm as Prostitute |
| Directing | Hermann Wallbrück | Director |
| Writing | Hermann Wallbrück | Screenplay |
| Sound | Karl Schröder | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Marlis Detjens | Editor |
| Camera | Stevo Landup | Director of Photography |
| Production | Kurt Palm | Producer |
