A Girl Goes Ashore Trailer

A Girl Goes Ashore Trailer (1938)

29 September 1938 Drama 85 mins

Erna, the daughter of a Hamburg coastal skipper, loses her fiancé to the sea. In her grief, she first flees to relatives, then takes her fate into her own hands and starts working for a shipowner in Blankenese. When she slowly begins to develop feelings for a man again, he turns out to be a marriage swindler. But again she does not give in to despair. In her conciliatory attitude to life, she is able to settle a marital dispute between the shipowner and his wife and finally finds her own happiness in love - through a former friend who is himself a widower. She starts a family with him and the children of his deceased wife.

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Cast

Herbert A. E. Böhme

as Friedrich Semmler

Günther Lüders

as Krischan

Hans Mahler

as Hein Groterjahn

Lotte Lang

as Maid

Alfred Maack

as Quandt

Maria Paudler

as Lisa Stürmer

Luise Morland

as Grete Schilling

Claire Reigbert

as Aunt Mariechen

Carl Kuhlmann

as Jonny Hasenbein

Alfred Maack

as Schiffer Quandt

Roma Bahn

as Elfriede

Erika Glässner

as Witwe Juhl

Berta Gast

as Amalie Sthümer

Franz Arzdorf

as Dr. Ried

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 29 September 1938

Production Companies

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