Small district court

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Movie
Original title	Small district court
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1938
length	107 minutes
Rod
Director	Alwin Elling
script	Otto Bielen , Erwin Kreker
production	Astra-Film, manufacturing and sales company
music	Will Meisel
camera	Hugo von Kaweczynski
cut	Putty Krafft
occupation
Hans Moser : Karl Haselhuber Ida Wüst : Elisabeth Pieringer Lucie English : Amanda Hopfstangl Gusti Wolf : Mizzi Eduard Wesener : Willi Hickel Paul Otto : District Judge Erich Fiedler : Dr. Schartenreiter Karl Hellmer : Brandler Jochen Hauer : Gustav Berger Rudolf Carl : Pöstl, street musician Fritz Imhoff : Blaschek, street musician Hans Wallner : Franz, head waiter

Kleines Bezirksgericht is a German feature film from 1938 set in the suburb of Vienna .

action

Mr. Haselgruber is a passionate official in a small Viennese district court. He also gives free legal advice in Ms. Pieringer's coffee house and lives with her best friend Ms. Hopfstangl. One day, however, the two women clash because of Berger, a marriage swindler. The process will take place in the district court in which Mr. Haselgruber works. He gets caught between the fronts, but then wins Mrs. Hopfstangl's heart.

See also

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

Web links

• Small District Court in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Small district court at filmportal.de