Die unberührte Frau (1925)
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Imogene Robertson, Tamara Geva, Alf Blutecher, Harry Halm, Hans Behrendt, Jeanne de Balzac, Hans Junkermann, Ulrich Bettac
A young woman’s marriage prospects shift when she falls in love with her intended groom’s painter brother.
The story
Roger Clermont, head of a major bank, has chosen the youthful Marcelle Vautier as his bride. Marcelle is not wholly opposed to his advances, in part because she and her still very young mother, Jane, have endured many hardships and marriage promises financial security. But when Marcelle meets Roger’s considerably younger brother Lucien, a painter who takes her as his model, her feelings and future take an unexpected turn.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
Roger Clermont is the head of a major bank. He has chosen Marcelle Vautier, who is both pretty and youthful, as his bride. She is not entirely opposed to his advances, especially since she and her still very young mother, Jane, have endured many hard times. But the prospect of a financially secure life is shaken when Marcelle meets Roger’s considerably younger brother, Lucien. He is a painter and immediately takes Marcelle as his model. The two young people soon fall in love. At first deeply hurt that Marcelle has turned to his brother, Roger eventually realizes that youth has found its match in youth, and gives his blessing to his brother and his bride-to-be. He consoles himself with Marcelle’s equally attractive mother, Jane.
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