Rosen-Resli
The nine-year-old orphan Therese has recently moved in with a family of gardeners. She continues to take loving care of her former foster mother, from whom she had to leave when she fell ill with a heart condition. With the help of old Jacob, the girl manages to grow a particularly beautiful rose. After some complications, this proves to be a stroke of luck, and not just for her.
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The nine-year-old orphan Therese has recently moved in with a family of gardeners. She continues to take loving care of her former foster mother, from whom she had to leave when she fell ill with a heart condition. With the help of old Jacob, the girl manages to grow a particularly beautiful rose. After some complications, this proves to be a stroke of luck, and not just for her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Harald Reinl, Maria von der Osten-Sacken
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Eva-Film
Cast
Harald Reinl
Director
Christine Kaufmann
Resli
Otto Gebühr
Jakob
Josefin Kipper
Herta Wieland
Käthe Haack
Sorgemutter
Paul Klinger
Dr. Schumann
Katharina Mayberg
Christine Rohrbach
Arno Assmann
Fred Rohrbach
Olga Tschechowa
Frau von Weidersheim
Gusti Wolf
Frau Neuhaus
Walter Sedlmayr
Theo
Karin Dor
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