24 April 1941 Drama, Romance 100 mins
The relationship between Franziska and her partner Michael, a globetrotting photojournalist, remains strained due to their constant separation, until tragedy strikes, forcing Michael to come home and to make a decision about their future.
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Marianne Hoppe as Franziska Tiemann
Hans Söhnker as Michael Reisiger
Fritz Odemar as Professor Tiemann
Rudolf Fernau as Dr. Christoph Leitner
Hermann Speelmans as Buck Standing
Margot Hielscher as Helen Philips
Herbert Hübner as Ted Simmons
Frida Richard as Kathrin
Klaus Pohl as Briefträger Pröckl
Helmut Käutner Director
Helmuth Schönnenbeck Editor
Jan Roth Director of Photography
Michael Jary Music
Helmut Käutner Writer
Curt J. Braun Writer
Hans Tost Producer
Germany 24 April 1941
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Die lebenslustige junge Franziska lässt sich auf eine Ehe mit einem Kameramann ein obwohl dieser ständig in der Welt unterwegs ist. Nach Geburt des ...
Adios Franziska! dirigida por Helmut Käutner y protagonizada por Marianne Hoppe Hans Söhnker Fritz Odemar Rudolf Fernau Herman Speelsmans.
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