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Life Lies Ahead of Us
Captain Harms still suffers from the bomb attack on his ship. He can not put up with sitting on land, but is afraid of take to the sea. Slowly he is becoming more and more frustrated and gradually falls into alcohol addiction.
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Captain Harms still suffers from the bomb attack on his ship. He can not put up with sitting on land, but is afraid of take to the sea. Slowly he is becoming more and more frustrated and gradually falls into alcohol addiction.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Günther Rittau
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Stella Film
Cast
Günther Rittau
Director
Hermann Speelmans
Kapitän Harms
Gustav Püttjer
Lidden
Alfred Maack
Bauer Mewes
Ludwig Sachs
Kellner
Else Reval
Bäurin Mewes
Herbert Weißbach
Bürgermeister
Helga Zülch
Renate Harms, seine Frau
Michael Günther
Peter Harms, deren Söhnchen
Carl Kuhlmann
Petersen, Renates Vater
Werner Völger
Hinnerk, früherer Schiffskoch
Josef Sieber
Onnen, früherer Bootsmann
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