Don't talk to me about love

Movie
Original title	Don't talk to me about love
Country of production	German Empire
original language	German
Publishing year	1943
length	92 minutes
Rod
Director	Erich Engel
script	Curt J. Brown
production	Fred Lyssa for Bavaria Filmkunst GmbH
music	Leo Leux
camera	Igor Oberberg
cut	Lena Neumann
occupation
Heidemarie Hatheyer : Painter Pamela Keith Mathias Wieman : painter Andreas Alwin Friedrich Domin : Art dealer from Italy Hilde Sessak : Marzella Willem Holsboer : Pantscho-Drexler Viktor Afritsch : Marcel Bruges Rolf Weih : Bank Director Kurt Labarre Margarete Haagen : Mrs. Labarre Walther Jung : Father Labarre Elise Aulinger : Rosi Machatschek Liesl Karlstadt : Fritzi Machatschek Erhard Siedel : Art dealer Friedrich

Don't talk to me about love is a film drama and a love story by director Erich Engel from 1943. The literary film adaptation is based on a novel by the Bohemian writer Hugo Maria Kritz . In the main role , Heidemarie Hatheyer plays the painter Pamela Keith, who moves to Munich because she hopes for a breakthrough in her career there.

action

The ambitious, young painter Pamela moves to Munich to present her paintings to the public and earn a living with them. The experienced painter Andreas Alwin soon became aware of her works and decided to support Pamela in her work and with her works. The two soon get very close personally. As a result, however, Pamela overestimated her talents and talents when she willingly accepts a larger order: it concerns the wall paintings to be created in a newly opened bank .

To make matters worse, Pamela suddenly throws eyes at a young man. Andreas does not agree with this development and as a result, her relationship with Andreas breaks. However, when Pamela is suspected of having copied someone else's picture, the young man breaks off all contact with her out of respect for his class.

The film ends well when Pamela decides that in the future she will only accept orders that she can manage within the scope of her possibilities. As a result, she returns to Andreas.

Production notes

Filming began on January 21, 1943 and ended in April of the same year. The highest mountain peak in Germany, the Zugspitze, served as the filming location . Hermann Buchrucker worked as a still photographer, while Hans Sohnle was responsible for the film construction together with his assistant Max Seefelder .

Release dates and different film titles

One does not talk to me about love was premiered on September 17, 1943 in Munich . The film was shown in Berlin's Germania Palace on October 1, 1943. In Finland it was shown in cinemas on May 7, 1944 under the title Älä puhu rakkaudesta .

Film censorship

The Nazi regime checked the film as part of the film censorship that was customary at the time for any content that might be detrimental to the regime. On August 9, 1943, the film was released with the attribute youth ban under resolution B.59235 with restrictions.

Reviews

"Star-filled entertainment."

- Lexicon of international film

See also

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

Web links

• You do not talk to me of love in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Don't talk to me about love at the Murnau Foundation

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Don't talk to me about love. In: filmportal.de. Retrieved August 7, 2015 . 
2. ↑ Don't talk to me about love (1943) - Release Info - IMDb. In: imdb.com. Retrieved August 7, 2015 . 
3. ↑ Don't talk to me about love. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .