08 February 1923 Drama 63 mins
A working-class couple living on a river barge sees their fragile stability shattered when a seductive outsider enters their closed world. Jealousy, desire, and social pressure slowly build, leading to betrayal and an inescapable tragic outcome as the city comes into view.
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Germany 08 February 1923
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