Long Legs, Long Fingers

The story revolves around Baron Holberg, a seasoned hotel thief who is dismayed when his daughter Doris falls for the lawyer Robert Hammond instead of the art thief Sammy. To ensure his daughter's allegiance, he concocts a scheme claiming they are being pursued by the police. This leads Doris on a journey toward Hammond's estate, further complicating family ties and romance.

With a talented cast including Senta Berger, Joachim Fuchsberger, and Martin Held, the film blends crime and comedy in a story about loyalty and love. The interplay between the characters adds depth to the narrative, making it an interesting watch for genre enthusiasts. Long Legs, Long Fingers is an example of 1960s cinema that showcases a playful yet suspenseful approach to its themes.