Lemming's First Case

Lemming's First Case features Leopold Wallisch, who is forced out of the homicide department and takes on a new role at a private detective agency. His mundane task of spying on potential adulterers takes a turn when he witnesses a murder, prompting him to take matters into his own hands.

The film blends elements of crime and comedy, showcasing the absurdities of Lemming's new life as a private investigator. With a cast that includes Fritz Karl, Julia Koschitz, and Roland Düringer, the film offers a unique take on the detective genre, focusing on humor amidst the suspense.

As a 2009 release, Lemming's First Case appeals to fans of international cinema and those interested in Austrian storytelling. Collectors may find value in its unique narrative and the performances of its talented cast.