I'll carry you on my hands (1943)

Movie
Original title	I will carry you on my hands
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1943
length	84 minutes
Age rating	FSK 6
Rod
Director	Kurt Hoffmann
script	Willy Clever Ellen Fechner
production	Hermann Grund for Tobis-Filmkunst GmbH (Berlin)
music	Hansom Milde-Meissner
camera	Fritz Arno Wagner
cut	Ilse Voigt
occupation
Heli Finkenzeller : Karin Hartung Hans Nielsen : Dr. Herbert Hartung, chemist Wolfgang Lukschy : Dr. Viktor Büchner, friend of Dr. Hartung Hans Leibelt : Hans Wiegand, Karin's father Elisabeth Markus : Hedwig Wiegand, Karin's mother Hansi Wendler : Helga Wiegand, Karin's sister John Pauls-Harding : Stefan Wiegand, Karin's brother Ilse Fürstenberg : Lona, maid Ellen Bang : Mrs. Elvira, non-committed housekeeper Ruth Lommel : Mrs. Sommer, housekeeper Eduard Wenck : Conrad, laboratory assistant Elsa Wagner : Mrs. Herbst, second housekeeper at Dr. Hartung Rosi Wasinski : Fränzi, Stefan's bride Christa Dilthey : Miss Berg, Secretary to Dr. Wiegand Conrad Curd Cappi : Waiter Elsa Valery : Woman in the grocery queue

I will carry you in their hands is a comedic love story of director Kurt Hoffmann from the year 1943. In the lead roles embody Heli Finkenzeller and Hans Nielsen and Mrs Karin and Herbert Hartung. Wolfgang Lukschy , Hans Leibelt and Elisabeth Markus play leading roles .

action

Karin Hartung feels in her marriage to the chemist Dr. Herbert Hartung is no longer well, because her married life has resulted in an unbearable routine for her, in which she as a woman hardly feels noticed by her husband. Because everything she does is taken for granted and she no longer receives any attention, she decides to put an end to her marriage and return to her parents' home. She takes a job as a secretary in her father's company, while Herbert is now alone in front of the daily household chores, which he does sometimes well and sometimes less well within the scope of his possibilities in a funny way.

At her job, Karin meets Viktor, an extremely charming gentleman and childhood friend of Herbert, who falls in love with her at first sight. He doesn't know who Karin was married to, only that their marriage failed. Taking this into account, his advances are limited, but he persuades Karin to rethink her future life planning. He convinces her that she could do an honorable job as a housewife instead of spending her life in a factory and suggests a job with one of his acquaintances who is currently looking for a domestic help. The grotesque thing is that it is Herbert, of all people, who Viktor recommends her as a future employer and thus almost immediately pushes Karin back into the same role from which she actually wanted to free herself.

However, Karin accepts Viktor's suggestion and shows up with him at Herbert's, which causes utter chaos. Quick-witted, as Karin is, she gets Herbert to play this role-play that is now inevitably developing. She begins on purpose to make Herbert jealous by provocatively flirting with Viktor, who of course is not averse; Little does he know that his friend Herbert is the man Karin ran away from.

Then, however, the tide turns when the attractive Elvira also introduces herself to Herbert and applies for the position of domestic help. Mutual little jealousy games and provocations now inevitably take their course. In the end, however, Karin and Herbert find each other again by admitting that they both made mistakes in the past. You are determined to start a new attempt at marriage in order to become permanently happy together.

production

Production notes

Eugen Klagemann took over the camera work alongside Fritz Arno Wagner . Willy Schiller was responsible for the film construction together with Hermann Liebig and Gabriel Pellon . Adolf Seißl was the still photographer. Filming began on January 18, 1943 and ended in March of the same year.

publication

I will carry you in my hands was premiered on October 19, 1943 in the Berlin marble house. The working titles of the film were How do you find my husband? and how do I raise my husband? The first distribution took place through the Deutsche Filmvertriebs GmbH (DFV) Berlin.

In Slovenia the film was released in May 1944 under the title Na rokah te vom nosil . The English title of the film is I'll Carry You on My Hands.

Film with the same title

In 1958 Veit Harlan made a film with the same title , but the content has nothing to do with this film. Hans Nielsen has acted in both films.

criticism

"Harmless, sometimes very constructed comedy, which can only be saved from slipping into the irrelevant thanks to Kurt Hoffmann's direction."

- kino.de

See also

• List of German feature films premiered in the German Reich during the Nazi era

Web links

• I will carry you in their hands in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• I will carry you on my hands in the dictionary of international films
• I will carry you on my hands see page murnau-stiftung.de
• I'll carry you in my hands (1943) Fig. Movie poster, see page rarefilmsandmore.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ I will carry you on my hands. In: filmportal.de. Retrieved August 15, 2015 . 
2. ↑ I'll carry you on my hands Film - Trailer - Review - KINO.de. In: kino.de. Retrieved August 15, 2015 .