A short vacation should let the 17-year-old, deaf-mute Veronika forget the death of her beloved father, so the plan of her mother Christina. The place of recreation, however, is not chosen happily, due to lack of money: Gut Vorwald in the Sauerland region belongs to the mature nobleman Benno von Caldern, to whom Christina once pledged herself in her youth before meeting her future husband and renouncing Benno. Under the golden roof of autumnal oak crowns, the feelings of the past return, not without dramatic consequences.
Jürgen Enz
Director
Rudolf Lenz
Benno von Caldern
Anke Syring
Christina Peters
Claus-Dieter Reents
Reno von Caldern
Uschi Zech
Annette Wegner
Christiane Zimmermann
Marlene
Simone Brahmann
Maggie Leroy
Nina Palmers
Vera
Marion Brandmaier
Veronika Peters
Dietz-Werner Steck
Kaspar Leroy
Heinz Gums
Butler (uncredited)
Jürgen Gums
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