The Swiss medicine Cordofilin is trafficked on the black market in packages that contain only vitamin B, a risk-free but in the case of patients with serious cardiac problems an entirely ineffective medicine. When a number of sick people die after giving up their medical treatment for the sake of the fake drug, the police begin to look into the case. Police Captain Tůma and Lieutenant Líbal arrive in Karlovy Vary following the trail of one of the distributors, a criminal by the name of Šesták. The stocktaking at the local Medica Company's warehouse shows evidence that the company provided the traffickers with the vitamin. The company's director Vopálenský, his thoughtless nephew Mirek Zach, Mirek's Swiss lover Isa Kraus and her husband, director of an international hotel, are all among the suspects. The two investigators are forced to drop their undercover identity after the magician Bonhardi, formerly a pharmacist called Valenta, exposes them during one of his performances. The magician is in fact the person with whom Šesták attempted to establish contact. Valenta gets killed. Šesták decides to collaborate with the police and goes to the appointment Valenta had arranged for him before he died. The police know that the criminal - Valenta's killer and the medication trafficker - will show up at that meeting. In the evening, it so happens that all of the suspects arrive at the restaurant, the place of the scheduled meeting. It is Zach who finally invites Šesták for an evening walk but the police arrest him before he can kill another witness to his criminal activities.
A loosely connected sequel to the film A 105 p. c. Alibi, featuring the same pair of investigators.
kapitán VB Miloš Tůma
nadporučík VB František Líbal
Jindřich Kraus, ředitel hotelu
Krausova žena zvaná Isa
dr. Vopálenský, ředitel firmy Medika
laborant Mirek Zach, synovec Vopálenského
kouzelník Bonhardi, vlastním jménem Ladislav Valenta
zloděj Josef Šesták zvaný Šoufek
poručík VB Jiří Florián
laborantka Zdena Fišárková
svědek Jirka Ruml
Rumlova dívka
major VB
Kryštofová, žena lékárníka
hráčka golfu
tanečník
tanečnice
tanečnice
skladník Rendl
příslušník VB
správce domu
vrchní číšník
recepční v prologu
vrátný
cizinka
hráčka golfu
vrchní číšník Na vyhlídce
starý pan Menšík
recepční
recepční v hotelu International
číšník v Internationalu
Lokvenc
barmanka Lenka
cizinec
příslušník VB Moravec
liftboy
náčelník VB
žena u výslechu
Fikejzlová, žena u výslechu
Řezáčová, žena u výslechu
cizinka
host v hotelu
Sochor, muž u výslechu
pikolík
Miroslav Mašek
Marta Měřínská, Josef Pavlík, František Šaněk
František Černý, Bohumír Brunclík (zvukové efekty)
Josef Pitrák, Růžena Hulínská
Jiří Mařas
kpt. Miloš Vlasák
Jaroslava Hypiusová (klapka), František Schwarz (vrchní osvětlovač), Karel Šebík (fotograf)
FISYO (Music Conducted by Štěpán Koníček), Emma Kovárnová
Miloslav Lipinský, Věra Burešová, Alena Martinovská
Song Composer Dalibor C. Vačkář
Writer of Lyrics Pavel Kopta
Singer Jiří VašíčekJosef Bek
Kde alibi nestačí
Kde alibi nestačí
Where an Alibi Is Not Everything
film
featuretheatrical distribution
detective
Czechoslovakia
1961
1960—1961
literary Screenplay approved 20 July 1960
technical Screenplay approved 20 September 1960
start of filming 14 October 1960
end of filming 27 January 1961
projection approval 28 April 1961
withdrawal from distribution 1 September 1974
premiere 21 July 1961 /suitable for youths/ (kina Lucerna /6 týdnů/, Arbes /1 týden/, Dukla /1 týden/, Flora /1 týden/, Oko /1 týden/, Revoluce /1 týden/, Svornost /1 týden/, Vzlet /1 týden/, Odboj /1 týden od 28. 7./, Mír /1 týden od 4. 8./, Kotva /1 týden od 11. 8./, Varšava /1 týden od 18. 8./, Radost /½ týdne od 25. 8./ a Ořechovka /½ týdne od 29. 8./, Praha)
premiere 28 July 1961 /suitable for youths/ (celostátní)
Tvůrčí skupina Šmída – Fikar, Ladislav Fikar (vedoucí dramaturg tvůrčí skupiny), Bohumil Šmída (vedoucí výroby tvůrčí skupiny)
feature film
91 min
2 603 meters
16mm, 35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
mono
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech
Festival: 12. filmový festival pracujících
1961
24 měst / Czechoslovakia