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The Crack Connection

1987, German. Directed by Hajo Gies.

The unscrupulous police commissioner Schimanski shakes down patrons of a techno dance club in the drug-drenched Ruhr district.

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Released
5 March 1987
Original title
Zabou
Country
Germany
Written by
Martin Gies, Axel Götz

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The Crack Connection runs 102 minutes (1h 42m).

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Who directed The Crack Connection?

The Crack Connection (1987) was directed by Hajo Gies and stars Götz George, Eberhard Feik, Claudia Messner.

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