Zielscheiben 1985
In this 1985 German crime thriller *Zielscheiben*, a small-time crook nicknamed Zorro becomes entangled in a deadly web after agreeing to testify against organized crime.
Director: Volker Vogeler
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Zielscheiben (1985) about?
The film follows Zorro, a small-time criminal who agrees to testify against organized crime, only to become the target of an assassination plot. Inspector Fütterer takes him into hiding, but the criminals close in, turning the protector and the protected into fugitives on the run.
Who directed Zielscheiben?
Volker Vogeler directed *Zielscheiben*. Known for his work in German cinema, Vogeler crafts a suspenseful narrative that blends crime drama with moral dilemmas.
Who stars in Zielscheiben?
The film features Bernard Fresson, Oliver Stritzel, William Berger, Franz Josef Steffens, and Dietrich Mattausch in key roles.
Is Zielscheiben (1985) worth watching?
While *Zielscheiben* isn't widely rated, its tight plot and atmospheric tension make it a solid pick for crime thriller fans. The 87-minute runtime keeps the pace brisk, and the moral ambiguity adds depth to the chase. If you enjoy gritty, underdog stories with a neo-noir edge, this 1985 German thriller delivers.
How long is Zielscheiben?
The runtime of *Zielscheiben* is 87 minutes.
About Zielscheiben (1985) — When a Witness and a Cop Become the Hunted
In this 1985 German crime thriller *Zielscheiben*, a small-time crook nicknamed Zorro becomes entangled in a deadly web after agreeing to testify against organized crime. When an attempt on his life lands him in prison, Zorro is given a fragile new identity and placed under the protection of Inspector Fütterer—a hardened detective with a sharp instinct for danger. The two find themselves hunted by ruthless criminals determined to silence them both, forcing an uneasy alliance in a shadowy underworld where trust is a luxury they can't afford.
Director Volker Vogeler crafts a tense, atmospheric chase through 1980s Germany, blending moral ambiguity with relentless suspense. The film explores themes of survival, betrayal, and the blurred lines between law and justice, all set against a gritty, neo-noir backdrop. With its tight 87-minute runtime, *Zielscheiben* (1985) delivers a claustrophobic thriller where every corner hides a threat.