Es wird schon wieder besser (1932)
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Dolly Haas, Heinz Rühmann, Paul Otto, Fritz Grünbaum, Oskar Sima, Ernö Verebes, Jessie Vihrog, Gerhard Bienert, Paul Westermeier
An unemployed engineer’s court obligation and job interview collide with the reckless daughter of an automobile maker.
The story
Unemployed engineer Fred has a job interview at the Ringler Automobile Works, but is also due in court to swear an oath of disclosure. His friend Willi takes his place at the hearing and is arrested at the instigation of lawyer Justizrat Feldacker. Meanwhile, automobile manufacturer’s daughter Edith appears in court for repeated traffic violations and is sentenced to probation. Furious, she speeds away with Feldacker in a sports car and runs Fred down.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
The unemployed engineer Fred (Heinz Rühmann) has a job interview at the Ringler Automobile Works, while at the same time he is due in court to swear an oath of disclosure. His friend Willi takes his place at the hearing, but is immediately arrested at the instigation of Justizrat Feldacker, Berlin’s best-known lawyer. Meanwhile, Edith (Dolly Haas), the automobile manufacturer’s spirited daughter, must also appear in court and is sentenced to probation for repeatedly violating traffic regulations. Furious, she speeds off with Feldacker in a sports car and runs Fred down. Although Fred is soon feeling better, he pretends to have lost his memory in order to get revenge on Feldacker. In the meantime, Edith and Fred grow fond of each other, and they also find a way to cover up Edith’s latest involvement in a traffic accident: Fred does not have to testify in court if—he is married to the accused.
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