"Oh! Asta!" 02 April 1923 105 mins
The dancer Navarro has lost her husband and son. With her daughter at her side, she returns to her homeland and comes under suspicion of spying when she gets into a relationship with a business friend of her deceased husband. This film is considered lost.
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Asta Nielsen as Navarro
Adele Sandrock as Mother
Alexander Granach as Clegg
Hans Wassmann as Navarro's husband
Germany 02 April 1923
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