Kawulke contra Meyer (1956)
A heated argument has broken out between two parties in a block of flats in Berlin. The families in question, the Kawulkes and the Meyers, clashed over a garbage can. In addition, all the tenants in the building are annoyed by the eternal puddle in front of the front door. But things get even more heated when a "house community" is formed. The story gets its special flair as a rendezvous of typical Berliners, equipped with a certain brashness and with heart and humor.
Director: Fred Mahr
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Jean Brahn as |
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Annemarie Hase as |
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Brigitte Krause as |
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Werner Berndt as |
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Hubert Hoelzke as |
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Johannes Maus as |
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Herbert Köfer as |
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Frank Michelis as |
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Doris Abeßer as |
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Hans-Edgar Stecher as |
| Directing | Fred Mahr | Director |