Jetzt und in der Stunde meines Todes (1963)
Ella Conradi, a dedicated journalist from Germany, is in Jerusalem to report about the trial against the Nazi criminal Eichmann. Disgusted by the monstrosities that are revealed, she eventually returns to Germany. There, she wants to cover common cases and trials again. Her first assignment is a murder trial against a man called Ralf Jordan who constantly maintains his innocence. Conradi, who believes Jordan and wants to help him, starts to investigate the case - and thus opens up a political can of worms. The backgrounds of the case reach back to the Nazi period and involve officials of the Third Reich, who in the meantime have returned to their powerful positions.
Director: Konrad Petzold
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Inge Keller as Ella Conradi |
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Ulrich Thein as Ralf Jordan |
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Hannes Fischer as Frank Müller |
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Bruno Carstens as Kommissar Hendrik |
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Hanns Anselm Perten as Dr. Welk |
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Wolf Kaiser as Adrian Haupt |
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Hans Klering as Juryman : Herr Hecht |
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Gerhard Rachold as Assistant to Commissioner Hendrik |
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Gerd Ehlers as Chief of Police Gamme |
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Horst Schulze as Georg Kirchner |
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Ursula Körbs as Beate |
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Günter Naumann as prosecutor Dr. Becker |
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Gerry Wolff as Mosche |
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Karl Eggstein as Court President |
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Martin Flörchinger as Bar owner in Jerusalem |
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Sabine Thalbach as Sekretärin von Müller |
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Werner Dissel as Herr Merker |
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Peter Kiwitt as Jury member: Herr Obermann |
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Holger Eckert as Jury member: Herr Dietrich |
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Siegfried Weiß as Jury member: Herr Meier |
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Nico Turoff as Nico |
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Herbert Köfer as Ping-Pong |
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Rolf Hoppe as Portier |
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Rolf Ripperger as Merker's assistant |
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Axel Triebel as Hard of hearing |
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Fredy Barten as Thick |
| Directing | Konrad Petzold | Director |
| Writing | Egon Günther | Writer |
| Sound | Günter Hauk | Music |
| Editing | Lotti Mehnert | Editor |
| Crew | Siegfried Hönicke | Cinematography |
