Many Worlds

German actor Hans Albers shot himself to fame in 1930 with the movie "Der Greifer." Here Albers plays Sgt. Harry Cross. Representing Scotland Yard he mingles with the cream of British society to bring a murderer to justice. Greeting everyone with off-handed cheerfulness, Albers is able to put the culprit "at ease" long enough to tighten the noose. He also wins the girl of his dreams, Dolly Mooreland, fetchingly played by Charlotte Susa. Hans Albers was the single biggest male movie star in Germany between 1930 and 1945 and one of the most popular German actors of the twentieth century. Albers starred in a 1958 remake of the film once again playing the role of the retiring police superintendent.

A rich, happily married couple retreat to their country hideout and become the target of a serial-killing rapist. But things are not quite what they seem.

Police inspector Lanz has long been trailing a serial killer who strikes while on vacation and loves to needle him with words "Wish you were here" on a postcard. When the killer turns up in London, Lanz takes up the chase, but before he can nail his suspect, the man falls to his death from a rooftop. The case is closed, Lanz goes on a vacation to Vienna with his lovely wife Karen, not knowing that there is already someone waiting for him...

Two brothers Carmelo and Gino (Girgenti and Webber) are raised by their mob boss grandfather Salvatore Gianni (Williams). Through a series of events Salvatore is killed and the boys then go on a journey to find the killers. No one is ruled out as a suspect, including one of the brothers. How will the truth unfold?

A veteran police detective is assigned to a murder case that takes a serious toll on her personal life.