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Cast

Waldemar Leitgeb

Waldemar Leitgeb

Fritz Holl - Pflanzer

Hilde Körber

Hilde Körber

Helene

Maria Koppenhöfer

Maria Koppenhöfer

Anna

Volker von Collande

Volker von Collande

Herbert

Heinrich Schroth

Heinrich Schroth

Oberst v. Köllinghausen

Otto Wernicke

Otto Wernicke

Verwalter Miller

Albert Florath

Albert Florath

Tropenarzt Dr. Ruge

Hilde Krüger

Hilde Krüger

Marianne Carsten

Hans Leibelt

Hans Leibelt

Konsul Carsten

Julia Serda

Julia Serda

Luise

Josef Reithofer

Josef Reithofer

Otto Sauter-Sarto

Otto Sauter-Sarto

Jensen

Bayume Mohamed Husen

Bayume Mohamed Husen

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Harald Paulsen

Harald Paulsen

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Eine Frau kommt in die Tropen

19380.0 / 100
Drama

Overview

Fritz Holl owns a plantation in Cameroon. He works hard and, with the help of his wife, Helene, also cares for his sister Anna, who became blind after an accident. Fritz is very concerned about Helene, for his once vivacious wife has become depressed. For a while now, Herbert, Fritz’s younger brother, has been living on the farm. Herbert is no big help to Fritz because he's reclusive and an alcoholic. Herbert Miller, the farm's administrator, is overheard in a bar telling someone that he recently split up with his girlfriend Marianne back in Hamburg. In Hamburg, Marianne Carsten has gotten engaged to Kurt von Kollinghausen. She soon realizes, however, that the arrogant Kurt isn't the man for her and she now wants Herbert back. Her father understands and wants to send her off to Cameroon. While Marianne flies to Cameroon, Herbert takes the ship back to Hamburg because he's going to sell his brother's cocoa crop in Germany.