Ingeborg starts her new job at the hospital. Her boss is the venerable Professor Burger, a famous heart surgeon who devotes himself entirely to his work. His son, womanizer Manfred, is an assistant doctor on the same ward. After an affair between Ingeborg and Manfred, the father sends his son away and dismisses Ingeborg, unaware that she is expecting Manfred's child. She gives birth in secret. Only when Manfred has a car accident and the father saves his son's life in a costly operation is there a reconciliation at his bedside.
Géza von Cziffra
Director
Ewald Balser
Prof. Burger
Claus Biederstaedt
Dr. Manfred Burger
Immy Schell
Ingeborg Roeder
Camilla Spira
Frau Roeder
Ilse Steppat
Frau Burger
Franz Schafheitlin
Oberarzt Dr. Ranzau
Franziska Kinz
Oberschwester Mathilde
Bruno Dallansky
Dr. Hans Markwitz
Bum Krüger
Patient Breitmeier
Karl Meixner
Patient Krause
Erik Frey
Dozent Birkel
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