Happy End

The story revolves around Bill Cracker, who is plotting a bank robbery while dealing with the interference of the Salvation Army ladies, particularly the enchanting Lilian. This conflict leads to shootouts, chases, and the overarching battle for power among crime gangs. The film also incorporates famous songs by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill, adding a notable musical dimension to the narrative.

Collectors of physical media will find interest in the film's unique premise and its musical score, which ties in with the dramatic plot. With its release on VHS, Happy End offers a chance to own a piece of 1970s cinema that captures the essence of the 1920s crime scene and the intertwining of music and narrative.