It's getting better

Movie
Original title	It's getting better
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1932
length	67 minutes
Rod
Director	Kurt Gerron
script	Fritz Zeckendorf Philipp Lothar Mayring
production	Bruno Duday
music	Walter Jurmann Bronislau Kaper
camera	Fritz Arno Wagner Robert Baberske
cut	Constantine Mick
occupation
Dolly Haas : Edith Ringler Heinz Rühmann : Fred Holmes Paul Otto : Privy Councilor Dr. hc Ringler Fritz Grünbaum : Counselor Feldacker Oskar Sima : Medical Councilor Dr. Hartmann Ernö Verebes : Willi Bertram Jessie Vihrog : Johanna, Willi's wife Gerhard Bienert : Policeman Paul Westermeier : prison guard

It's getting better again is a German feature film by Kurt Gerron from 1932 . There is no information about the whereabouts of the film. The film and all copies are considered lost.

action

The unemployed engineer Fred (Heinz Rühmann) has an interview at the Ringler automobile works and at the same time has to take the oath of disclosure in court. His friend Willi takes over the court date in his place, but is arrested immediately at the request of Justizrat Feldacker, Berlin's most famous lawyer. Meanwhile, Edith (Dolly Haas), the car manufacturer's spirited daughter, has to appear in court and is sentenced to a suspended sentence for repeatedly violating traffic regulations. Furious, she rushes off with Feldacker in the sports car and knocks Fred over. Although Fred will soon be fine, in order to get revenge on Feldacker he pretends to have lost his memory. In the meantime, Edith and Fred enjoy each other and also find a solution to cover up Edith's renewed involvement in a traffic accident: Fred does not have to testify in court if - he is married to the defendant.

background

The premiere of the film took place on February 6, 1932 in Berlin's Gloria Palast .

Web links

• It is better again in the Internet Movie Database (English)