Deathline (1996) — AI Story Visualization

Deathline (1996) Poster

Plot Analysis Summary

A 1996 German erotic thriller exploring supporting character dynamics through stylized production.

Story Structure — 4 Plot Phases

Production Foundations

The film is established as a 1996 German erotic thriller. Director Ralf Huettner and producer Uli Aselmann initiate the project with original German scripting.

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Creative Development

Key creative roles are assigned, including composer Sven Väth and cinematographer Diethard Prengel. The 90-minute runtime is confirmed during editing.

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Technical Execution

Full color filming and German language production proceed. The title character Der kalte Finger is introduced as a supporting role portrayed by Wolfgang Flatz.

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Release & Legacy

The completed film debuts in 1996 alongside major releases like Scream. It is contextualized within the broader landscape of German cinema.

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Story Breakdown

Conny works at the hospital. But she earns the real money together with her friend Bibi in a telephone sex agency. She has a special relationship with one of her clients who demands more than sex. He exploits her fantasies for his erotic productions. Conny has no idea that this eccentric artist is turning the sex tales into deadly reality. The obsessions increase from call to call. Conny believes he has the client under control. But then two women are found dead...

Directed by

Ralf Huettner

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Rating: 3.6/10 (5 votes)

Content sources

Plot analysis generated from content on Wikipedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Related entry on Wikidata (Q1199181), public domain (CC0).