26 September 1919 Drama 81 mins
The idealistic journalist Sonja Waler is making every effort to provide financial assistance for the young doctor Albert Holm’s new invention, which is predicted to be able to save thousands of lives. She comes into contact with a cynical loan shark who ends up falling victim to Sonja’s altruistic plan.
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Asta Nielsen as Sonja Waler - Journalist - Her Daughter
Theodor Loos as Albert Holm,Artzt
Otz Tollen as Dr. Erich Waller - Her Son
Georgine Sobjeska as Widow Waler
Germany 26 September 1919
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