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I'll Carry You in My Arms
After five years, the marriage of chemist Dr. Herbert has become so routine, that his wife Karin sees no other choice but to leave her husband, even if she still loves him. She retreats to her parents’ place and takes a job in her father’s factory, while Herbert begins a battle with the adversities of everyday life. Karin gets to know the charming Viktor at work, a boyhood friend of her husband, who falls in love with her at first sight. He knows full well, that she’s just come from a failed marriage, but doesn’t know with whom she was married.
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After five years, the marriage of chemist Dr. Herbert has become so routine, that his wife Karin sees no other choice but to leave her husband, even if she still loves him. She retreats to her parents’ place and takes a job in her father’s factory, while Herbert begins a battle with the adversities of everyday life. Karin gets to know the charming Viktor at work, a boyhood friend of her husband, who falls in love with her at first sight. He knows full well, that she’s just come from a failed marriage, but doesn’t know with whom she was married.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Tobis Filmkunst
Cast
Kurt Hoffmann
Director
Heli Finkenzeller
Karin Hartung
Hans Nielsen
Dr. Hermann Hartung
Wolfgang Lukschy
Dr. Viktor Büchner
Elisabeth Markus
Hedwig Wiegand
Hans Leibelt
Hans Wiegand
Ilse Fürstenberg
Dienstmädchen Lona
Ellen Bang
Frau Elvira
Elsa Wagner
Frau Herbst
Hansi Wendler
Helga Wiegand
Ruth Lommel
Frau Sommer
Eduard Wenck
Laborant Conrad
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