Ich Glaub Nie Mehr an Eine Frau (1933)

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The title translates literally as I'll Never Believe in Women Again, thereby neatly giving away the entire plot. Ostensibly a vehicle for popular operatic tenor Richard Tauber, the film consigns Tauber to a secondary "bemused observer" role. The basic story focuses on sailor Jochem (Paul Hoerbiger), who hopes to settle down in small port town. Falling in love with local prostitute Katja (Maria Solveg), Jochem sets about to reform her -- only to discover that the girl is his own long-lost sister. Disillusioned, Jochem returns to the sea, but not before making the titular vow to himself. Previously released in New York in a truncated version in 1932, the original, uncut Ich Glaub Nie Mehr an Eine Frau was distributed stateside a year later, and while it the complete version isn't much of an improvement, at least Richard Tauber was permitted a few extra songs. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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Max Reichmann

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