Supermarket (film) explained

Supermarket
Director:	Roland Klick
Editing:	Jane Seitz
Distributor:	Constantin Film
Runtime:	84 minutes
Country:	West Germany

Supermarket (German: '''Supermarkt''') is a 1974 West German crime film directed by Roland Klick and starring Charly Wierczejewski, Eva Mattes and Michael Degen.^[1] It was shot on location around Hamburg.

Synopsis

A young drifter spurns help from a well-meaning journalist, but as he falls further into criminality, becomes involved in a plan for an armed robbery.

Cast

• Charly Wierczejewski as Willi
• Eva Mattes as Monika
• Michael Degen as Frank
• Walter Kohut as Theo
• Hans-Michael Rehberg as Homosexueller
• Eva Schukardt as Anna
• Rudolf Brand as Geisel
• Witta Pohl as Frau der Geisel
• Ferdinand Henning as Peter
• Tilo Weber as Kommissar
• as Chefredakteur
• Hans Irle as Polizist
• Peter Bertram
• Paul Burian as Sozialarbeiter
• Karl Walter Diess
• Heinz Domez as Zuhälter
• Rolf Jülich
• Alexander Klick as Kind der Geisel

Bibliography

• Ulrich von Berg. Das Kino des Roland Klick. Filmwerkstatt, 1993.

Notes and References

1. von Berg p.170