Ohne Krimi geht die Mimi nie ins Bett 1962

Overview

Ohne Krimi geht die Mimi nie ins Bett is an Austrian comedy film released in 1962. Directed by Franz Antel, the production is categorized as a comedy of errors that incorporates elements of romance and music. The story follows factory owner Consul Keyser as he vacations on a Mediterranean island with his daughter, Marion. Keyser intends to facilitate a romantic connection between Marion and his assistant, Dr. Thomas Steffen. However, the island is already occupied by a fisherman named Michael Lutz and his admirer, Barbara Holstein. To discourage the arrival of the new visitors, Michael enlists the help of singer Bob Stuart and his band, who plan to utilize ghost costumes to frighten them away. Before this scheme can be executed, the situation changes when real gangsters arrive on the island at the request of the local police chief’s wife, Gina. These criminals eventually flee the scene, complicating the events surrounding the vacationers. The film has a runtime of one hour and nineteen minutes.