Gefährliche Fracht
While unloading the cargo vessel "Florida", several West German harbour workers discover napalm bombs instead of the expected high-tech machines aboard. French workers had already refused to discharge the vessel, which then still went by the name of "Chicago" and was apparently deliberately renamed on its way to Germany. Now, the German workers also refuse to discharge the vessel. Among the strikers is Hein Jensen, who is in a difficult position since he just started the job and his family really needs his wages. The Americans try to extort Jensen to change his colleagues′ minds – but Jensen sticks to his decision and the strike develops into a large demonstration for peace.
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Credits
Director
Screenplay
Director of photography
Editing
Music
Cast
- Tetje Köhlermann
- Hein Jensen
- Bertha Köhlermann
- Helga Martens
- Uhlenboom
- Konsul Schröder
- Smith
- General Shaper
- Colonel Lawrence
- O'Brien
Production company
Alle Credits
Director
Assistant director
Screenplay
Script editor
Director of photography
Assistant camera
Still photography
Production design
Set construction
Make-up artist
Costume design
Editing
Sound
Music
Cast
- Tetje Köhlermann
- Hein Jensen
- Bertha Köhlermann
- Helga Martens
- Uhlenboom
- Konsul Schröder
- Smith
- General Shaper
- Colonel Lawrence
- O'Brien
- Kettler
- Harms
- Hahn
- Martens
- Petersen
- Ahlsen
- Wittke
- Flohr
- Schuster
- Stock
- Bruns
- Breckwoldt
- Berndt
- Dannebach
- Hafenkommandant Runge
- Tietgen
- Fritz
- Kröger
- Knut
- Brex
- Adam
- Sekretär von Harms
- Amerikanischer Offizier
- Krankenschwester
- Sekretärin bei Harms
- Otto
- Phillips
- 1. Offizier
- 2. Offizier
- Alter Mann im Park
- Krankenschwester
- Amerikanischer Adjutant
Production company
Unit production manager
Location manager
Original distributor
Zensur (DE): 08.01.1954 [Alliierte Militärzensur]
Uraufführung (DD): 21.05.1954, Berlin, Babylon, Defa-Filmtheater Kastanienallee
Titles
- Originaltitel (DD) Gefährliche Fracht
Versions
Original
Zensur (DE): 08.01.1954 [Alliierte Militärzensur]
Uraufführung (DD): 21.05.1954, Berlin, Babylon, Defa-Filmtheater Kastanienallee