The Burglar

Year: 1972

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: Dutch

Director: Frans Weisz

DramaCrimeThriller

Glimmie, a burglar and master safe‑cracker, is hired by the rich stepfather Van Borsen to locate his daughter Fanny. Doubting Van Borsen’s motives, Glimmie shields her with his associate De Bonk. Their interference makes Glimmie the scapegoat, sending him to prison. After his release, he teams with cleaning girl Slofje to exact revenge on Van Borsen.

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