St. Pauli Report (1971)
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Helen Vita, Günther Jerschke, Rudolf Schündler, Hans Putz, Jürgen Roland, Rena Bergen, Uwe Carstens, Rene Durand, Eva Gelb, Horst Hesslein, Edgar Hoppe, Uschi Karnat, Michael Korrontay, Ulli Kinalzik, Renate Schubert
A documentary-style portrait presents everyday life in Hamburg-St. Pauli through episodes, commentary, and interviews.
The story
In several episodes, Jürgen Roland presents everyday life in Hamburg-St. Pauli, focusing mostly on its criminal side. He comments on the scenes and conducts interviews himself, shaping the film as a series of observations rather than a single continuous storyline. The article notes that the film includes a range of criminal and street-life subjects, including a police officer’s murder, a robbery, brawls, prostitution, and a prison escapee.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
In several episodes, Jürgen Roland depicts everyday life—mostly criminal—in Hamburg-St. Pauli, while also providing commentary on the scenes and conducting interviews himself. Among other things, the film shows the murder of a police officer, a robbery, brawls, prostitution, and a prison escapee. Jürgen Roland is said to have remarked of this film, “Reality is much worse.”
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