Detective

Two friends, Andy and Sebastian, start a private investigation agency in hopes of making a quick fortune. Inspired by cinema, they take on their first case involving a woman named Annabella. However, the pair soon discovers that the profession is far more difficult than they anticipated. As they struggle with the demands of the job, their interactions with Annabella, Christa, and Micky further complicate their situation, leaving the aspiring detectives overwhelmed by circumstances they cannot control.

Directed by Rudolf Thome, this German crime drama was released in 1969. It is the first of two films listed in the director's career, followed by Pink in 2009. The screenplay was written by Max Zihlmann, and the production was handled by Carol Hellman and Rudolf Thome through Eichberg-Film. The movie stars Marquard Bohm as Andy Schubert and Ulli Lommel as Sebastian West, with Iris Berben playing Annabella Quant. The supporting cast includes Uschi Obermaier as Micky, Elke Haltaufderheide as Christa, and Walter Rilla as Krüger.

The film has a runtime of 91 minutes. Based on a small number of votes, it holds a mediocre rating of 5.3/10 on TMDB.