Günter has completed his electrical engineering degree and returns to Berlin. His old foreman and his wife welcome him and want to take a Sunday trip to Grünau, but he wants to visit a mechanical engineering exhibition that is only open that day. The old gentlemen accompany him to Stalinallee, and here something fateful happens: Günter meets the girl he has always fancied again ...
Carl Ballhaus
Director
Anna-Maria Horn
Irene, Laborantin
Willi Schrade
Günther, Ingenieur
Walter Richter-Reinick
Karl, Werkmeister
Maria Rouvel
Luise
Werner Lierck
Roman, Busfahrer
Evamaria Bath
Isabella, Weberin
Rolf Ripperger
Harry, Brigadier
Harald Warmbrunn
Otto, Trainer
Herbert Köfer
Specht, Objektleiter
Isolde Thümmler
Martha
Gerd E. Schäfer
Ordner
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