Margot Trooger

Pippi is a little red-headed girl who lives alone in a huge old house with her tons of pirate booty. She and her friends Tommy and Anaka get swept away. Their usual activities plundering the local candy shop and in general being small town terrors fly out the door as Pippi gets a message in a bottle and must scramble to find action and adventure on the high seas fighting bad pirates. (imdb comments)

The sister of a famous, but as yet uncaught, criminal named The Hexer is murdered. Inspector Higgins of Scotland Yard believes that The Hexer will surface to take his revenge on his sister's killers, and plans to set a trap to finally capture him. However, soon bodies start piling up, and it looks as if The Hexer may get away yet again. (imdb)

A businessman organises a caper to steal the Crown Jewels from the Tower of London. (imdb)

After the success of "Der Hexer", this sequel was shot 9 months later by the same director with mostly the same cast - unfortunately Joachim Fuchsberger did not return. Obviously, the sequel had another problem from the start: the first movie had revealed the secret identity of the "Hexer" in the end, so the possibility for a similar surprise was gone. Nevertheless, a solid story was put on celluloid here which makes it an average contribution to the Edgar Wallace series at least... (imdb)

A ventriloquist/Hypnotist kills the orginial star of his stage act. But the dead mans' bride to be scares the murderer into confessing.

The further adventures of super-strong girl Pippi Longstocking and her friends Tommy and Annika in this sequel compilation film of the classic Swedish TV series. (imdb)

Rull (Wolfgang Schneider) is in his last year at a classical German state school. Believing all authority figures are repugnant, he engages in a series of bizarre behaviors. He literally acts like a bull in a china shop, alienates his friends, loses his girlfriend and infuriates his teachers. (Filmaffinity)

The marriage of Karl Rodenbach (Bernhard Wicki) apparently lies in the last moves. His wife Tina (Ruth Leuwerik) and his passion for love has degenerated. Tina tries to escape into an affair with the writer Tony Cameron (Paul Hubschmid). Then a terrible car accident occurs in the course of which a man is killed. At the beginning Karl thinks Tony was at the wheel of the car. But when he realizes that it was Tina who drove the car, the extent of the tragedy becomes clear to him.