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Old Bell, owner of the sawmill and the surrounding forests in a remote place “at the end of the world,” died twenty years ago. Since then, the down-to-earth and nature-loving Michael March has been the sawmill’s manager. Then Bell’s daughter Roberta comes to him and demands a large sum from the estate, which she plans to use to open a cabaret in the city and perform as a singer herself.
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Old Bell, owner of the sawmill and the surrounding forests in a remote place “at the end of the world,” died twenty years ago. Since then, the down-to-earth and nature-loving Michael March has been the sawmill’s manager. Then Bell’s daughter Roberta comes to him and demands a large sum from the estate, which she plans to use to open a cabaret in the city and perform as a singer herself.
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Studio:Wien-Film
Cast
Gustav Ucicky
Director
Brigitte Horney
Roberta Bell
Attila Hörbiger
Michael March
Trude Hesterberg
Corinna Valaine
Hans Pössenbacher
Gustav Lukas
Karl Skraup
Anwalt
Auguste Pünkösdy
Wirtin
Bogusław Samborski
Stefan Grabowksi
Oskar Wegrostek
Goliath, Kutscher
Alexander Trojan
Leo Janin
Erik Frey
Arthur
Fritz Imhoff
von Giesberg
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