Forbidden Paradise
Combining documentary elements with a playful narrative, the film explores the evolution of bathing culture and social morals in Germany. Set in a summer resort where traditional values clash with more liberal attitudes, it humorously reflects on changing views of decency, freedom, and modern life.
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Combining documentary elements with a playful narrative, the film explores the evolution of bathing culture and social morals in Germany. Set in a summer resort where traditional values clash with more liberal attitudes, it humorously reflects on changing views of decency, freedom, and modern life.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:H.G. Bondy
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Allgemeine Film Union (AlFU), Palma Film
Cast
Max Nosseck
Director
Wolfgang Lukschy
Prof. Wetterstein
Jan Hendriks
Theo Krailing
Ingeborg Schöner
Elsa Krailing
Lutz Moik
Karl Wetterstein
Siegfried Breuer Jr.
Thomas Sund
Günter Pfitzmann
Assessor Dr. Linde
Bruno Fritz
Max Dettmann
Eve Dietrich
Margit Wetterstein
Siegfried Schürenberg
Direktor Krailing
Brigitte Olm
Inge Dettmann
Alexa von Porembsky
Frau Dettmann
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