No Place for Love
(1947)
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No Place for Love
(1947)
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Bruni Löbel | ... |
Monika
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Heinz Lausch | ... |
Hans Winkelmann
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Ernst Legal | ... |
William Spier
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Elsa Wagner | ... |
Niobe
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Margarete Kupfer | ... |
Frau Kruse
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Hans Neie | ... |
Peter
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Wilhelm Bendow | ... |
Der Verdrießliche
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Franz-Otto Krüger | ... |
Der Sehnsüchtige
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Walter Gross | ... |
(as Walter Groß)
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Ewald Wenck |
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Knut Hartwig |
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Albert Venohr |
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Eva Maria Scholz |
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Günther Lobe |
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Horst Gentzen |
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While being on leave, the German soldier Hans meets Monika, whom he falls in love with. Before returning to the battlefields of WW2, the two of them get married, and dream of a happy live in some cosy apartment after the war. However, after the war reality looks different and. Berlin is badly destroyed. Hans returns but the longed-for life in a dream-home does not become reality. Monika shares one tiny room with her odd grandfather William, and Hans has to stay with one of his friends' mother. Therefore, the situation for the newly-wed couple is less than ideal. However, since necessity is the mother of invention, the two love birds find ways to make the best out of their situation.
Bruni Löbel (The Big Lift', 1949) is lovely as ever, and the comedian Wilhelm Bendow (Münchhausen', 1943)delivers a great comic performance.