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Children of No Importance

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In a small German city in the 1920s, the lives of a group of single women intertwine in a tapestry of secrets, longings, and social challenges. It all begins when a young woman, who has been involved with several men, faces scandal and disdain from society after becoming pregnant. But instead of hiding, she forms an unexpected bond with other women in similar situations, who find in their friendship the strength needed to confront prejudice and the everyday difficulties.

As their stories unfold, each woman explores her own identity and freedom in a world that condemns her circumstances. While dealing with the pressure of societal norms, they support one another in challenging expectations and finding their own paths. With moving moments of laughter and tears, the narrative evolves into a celebration of sisterhood and resistance against adversity.

The story intensifies when one of the men in the town shows interest in one of the women, sparking jealousy and rivalries within the group. Internal and external conflicts lead each of them to confront the question: what does it truly mean to be free? Through emotional twists and difficult decisions, this fresh and bold tale invites us to reflect on the feminine condition in a context that still resonates today. The film becomes a powerful statement about personal autonomy and the pursuit of happiness amid oppression.

Media type
Movie
Year
1926
Director
Gerhard Lamprecht
Writer
Luise Heilborn-Körbitz
Gerhard Lamprecht
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.00
Actors
Ralph Ludwig
Fee Wachsmuth
Margot Misch
Fred Grosser
Hermine Sterler
Bernhard Goetzke
Max Maximilian
Margarete Kupfer
Elsa Wagner
Eduard Rothauser
Lilli Schoenborn
Paul Bildt
Käthe Haack
Hugo Flink
Ernst Behmer
Karl Platen
Jaro Fürth
Trude Lehmann
Gender
Drama
Country
Germany
Producers
Gerhard Lamprecht
Original title
Die Unehelichen
Duration
96
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