If you like Sybille Schmitz, as I do, this is an absolute MUST. This is a very rare film indeed and I doubt if you will find a copy anywhere else, with surprisingly good picture quality no less. Besides the inimitable Miss Schmitz there is much to commend this picture. I think it ranks among the best of the immediate post war productions in Germany, trying to come to terms with our recent past. Of course, nobody wanted to see it at the time. Gloom and doom was not en vogue any longer. All the more I consider myself fortunate to be able to have a look at it now. Along with Liebeneiner's "Liebe 47" it is certainly one the very best films of its time. Highly recommended.