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Synopsis: A love story centered around the lives of three young German soldiers in the years following World War I. Their close friendship is strengthened by their shared love for the same woman who is dying of tuberculosis.
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Frank Borzage
Production: Warner Home Video
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 4 wins.
 
IMDB:
7.4
Rotten Tomatoes:
100%
PASSED
Year:
1938
98 min
122 Views


Well that is odd. Well goodbye.

Till Tuesday evening

then. -Till Tuesday evening

Fraulein Hollmann please, she's

expecting me. -If you'll come this way.

Whom shall I announce?

-Lohkamp, Erich Lohkamp.

Well, do I have to wait

till the piano goes home?

Ludwig always brings

people through this door.

The piano is my problem child

Either there is no entrance or no piano.

You'll have to come in through the bedroom.

Oh no, I wouldn't think of doing

that. Not while, Ludwig's looking.

Is there anything more? -No Ludwig, thanks.

He loves to think I still own the whole house

though I only rent this little bit of it.

This was your house? -Hm, long ago.

I thought you told me you were poor.

Does it look as if I am?

Sit down. -Thank you.

No easy chair in the shops

or the backseat of limousines.

Now that's gone.

I sold it to Mr.Schultz.

We bought a taxi.

It's still mild out isn't it?

You don't know how to make conversation...

I was just thinking something foolish.

Thinking how nice it would

be to pick a time to be born.

I'd pick an age of reaon and quiet.

If there ever was one.

What would you pick?

I don't know...

This minute is good enough for me.

That's a lovely compliment.

Or is it just something

you thought of to say?

No, what I mean is,

How would I know I'd get to

meet you in the 'Age of Reason'?

Shall we go now?

I've to be back here by ten.

It's a kind of business

affair. I'm trying to get a job.

This way, through the bedroom.

You can just shut your eyes.

Where shall we dine?

Well, there's a tea room down the street.

Perhaps a big hotel?

Nonsense, where would you go?

Oh, well that's a terrible

place. Alphons' bar.

That's absolutely out. -Alphons' bar?

It's very rough. No place for a girl like you.

-Alphons' bar's exactly the place for a girl like me.

This way.

It's wonderful, it even smells the way I

thought it would. -This is our headquarters.

And this is Alphons on his way

over. He's crazy about choir singing.

Food Erich? -The best you've got!

Two dinners!

Fraulein Hollmann, this is Alphons.

Would you like something

special on the phonograph?

I would.

But I don't know whether you have it.

You see I'm crazy about choir singing.

Choir singing?

Well we have the best! Wait a moment.

We're in for it.

He's got over 200 records

of assorted choir music.

Martini and a rum, Alphons.

You have the looks of one

who enjoys good singing.

But only choirs.

Wait a minute.

Take that away.

Sausage is for ordinary people. I have

something very special. Bring me some chops.

A prized pig. Killed it myself!

Thats the only way a man

knows what he is getting.

I see you understand meat also

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