Herz ohne Heimat (1940)
Music student Verena finds herself torn between two stepbrothers: the carefree Alexander, with whom she is pregnant, and the serious Clemens, who, continuing his father's work, is developing a new drug. Alexander has fallen into deep debt through a dubious business deal and is forced to rely on his brother's help, who sends him to America. Meanwhile, Clemens offers Verena his country house, where she gives birth. Clemens and Verena slowly grow closer. But then Alexander returns, having found honest work and wanting to be a good father to his child. However, when he realizes that Verena has fallen in love with his brother, he angrily drives off and is seriously injured in a car accident. He is saved by Clemens' new drug. The brothers reconcile, and Verena stays with Clemens.
Director: Otto Linnekogel
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Albrecht Schoenhals as Dr. Clemens Diersberg |
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Gustav Diessl as Alexander Diersberg, sein Stiefbruder |
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Rudolf Schündler as Peter Brack |
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Olga Limburg as Leontine Diersberg |
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Anneliese Uhlig as Verena Wieland, Musikstudentin |
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Sabine Peters as Ebba Hartwig, Laborantin |
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Camilla Horn as Dina Horster |
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Alfred Neugebauer as Thomas Horster |
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Werner Pledath as Dr. Walter Junghans |
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Werner Scharf as Rodegger |
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Dorit Kreysler as Lizzie |
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Josefine Dora as Mutter Teetje |
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Ernst Dernburg as Felix Brack |
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Herbert Gernot as Mertens |
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Ewald Wenck as Ewald Wenck |
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Ingeborg von Kusserow as Baby |
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Gisela Kolbe as |
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Zehra Achmed as Dame |
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Adolf Fischer as Herr |
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Harry Hardt as Herr Pismahler |
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Gretl Heinz as Frau |
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Elfride Hoffmann as Dame |
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Curd Jürgens as Bob |
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Fritz Muliar as Junger Ehemann |
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Karl-Heinz Peters as Kriminalkommissar |
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Willi Schur as Jakob Uhl |
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Egon von Jordan as Partygast |
| Directing | Otto Linnekogel | Director |
