Ein Mann, der sterben muß

The film follows the life of Dr. Ronald Fergusson, who narrowly escapes an assassination attempt. Skeptical of police protection, he engages private detective Weber to ensure his safety. However, Fergusson's defiance complicates Weber's task as he repeatedly puts himself in danger by leaving the safety of his home.

As the plot unfolds, Weber's investigation leads him into a web of intrigue and suspicion. He looks for Fergusson in unexpected places, including the morgue, only to find himself entangled in a deeper mystery involving the scientist's colleagues. The tension builds as the detective races against time to protect his client from further threats.

This film is a part of the crime genre that reflects the storytelling style of its era, showcasing the challenges faced by individuals in a precarious situation. With a cast that includes Werner Toelcke and Sabine Lorenz, it presents a unique narrative worth exploring for enthusiasts of crime dramas from the early 1970s.