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School of Fear

Country: Germany, Language: German, 100 mins

Original Title

Sieben Tage Frist... aka Seven Days Grace
  • Director: Alfred Vohrer
  • Writer: Paul Hendriks; Manfred Purzer
  • Producer: Erwin Gitt; Luggi Waldleitner

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At a boarding school for boys in Northern Germany, one student named Kurrat vanishes one night without informing anybody after having had a fight with one of the teachers. Soon, the Police under the command of Inspector Klevenow learns of Kurrat's ambivalent, at times rebellious personality and that he was admired by many of his fellow students, jealously despised by some and strongly disliked by a few of the teachers.

The interrogations reveal that Kurrat could either be dead or actually playing a macabre joke. Has somebody been too jealous, vengeful, disappointed or betrayed? Has someone killed Kurrat and plunged his body into the near sea? When Stallmann, a teacher with whom Kurrat was rumored to have had an affair, and Kurrat's father are found dead, the mystery grows. And when Kurrat finally and unexpectedly reappears alive, things get even more enigmatic.


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Cast & Characters

Joachim Fuchsberger as Hendriks;
Konrad Georg as Fromm;
Horst Tappert as Klevenow;
Karin Hubner as Frau Muhl;
Petra Schurmann as Fraulein Gabert;
Hilde Brand as Lonny;
Bruno Dallansky as Herr Muhl;
Paul Albert Krumm as Stallmann;
Robert Meyn as Direktor;
Joachim Rake as Beamter;
Otto Stern as Kurrat Senior;
Wolfgang Stumpf as Fremder;
Frithjof Vierock as Sickelcka;
Arthur Richelmann as Kurrat Junior;
Gunther Beth as Hensen