Heimweh Trailer (1937)

02 September 1937 Drama 88 mins

Christof Peleikis is a seasoned sailor who once served as a helmsman on many ships. Since having a wife and child, he works as a fisherman and lives in a small village. When a ship gets into trouble off the coast one day, Christof rushes to its aid. He manages to save the ship and its crew, but one of the helmsmen is killed. Christof is eventually persuaded by the alluring captain's wife, Evelyn, to take the man's place. Without saying goodbye to his family, he sets sail...

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Cast

Gustav Knuth as Christof Peleikis, Fischer und Steuermann

Carsta Löck as Marie, Christofs Frau

Paul Westermeier as Holm, Kapitän, Evelyns Mann

Horst Birr as Blake - Schiffsjunge der 'Triton

Fritz Odemar as Webster, Haupt der Schmugglerbande

Wolfgang Kieling as Robby, Sohn des Bankpräsidenten

Hilde Seipp as Evelyne

Otto Wernicke as Stober, Pastor

Klaus Pohl

Georg H. Schnell as Ein amerikanischer Staatsanwalt

Walter Franck as Hendrik Hann, Knecht

Rudolf Koch-Riehl as Hansen - Besatzungsmitglied der 'Triton'

Fritz Hoopts as Mick, Knecht

Ernst Karchow as Der Bankpräsident

Walter Bechmann as Der Kriminalkommissar

Helmut Brasch as Ein Fischer

Crew

Jürgen von Alten Director

International Releases Dates

Germany 02 September 1937

Production Companies

Minerva-Tonfilm GmbH

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