
Die Würghand
Summary
In the shadowy underbelly of society, a young flower vendor, burdened by the relentless demands of her avaricious brother, finds herself ensnared in a gilded cage of conflicting desires. Her impoverished existence is dramatically juxtaposed against the opulent world of three affluent aristocrats, each vying for her affection and, perhaps, control. As the narrative unfurls, the fragile protagonist is compelled to navigate a treacherous moral landscape, where genuine love battles the insidious allure of wealth and the corrosive influence of familial greed. The film meticulously dissects the devastating consequences of ambition, portraying a soul caught in the maelstrom of societal stratification, where purity is a commodity and innocence a vulnerability exploited by both kin and suitor alike.
Synopsis
A poor youngster who sells flowers to the riches will be torn between the greed of her brother and the love of three wealthy aristocrats.
Director
Adolf Weisse, Carmen Cartellieri, Victor Kutschera, Eugen Preiß, Hugo Werner-Kahle, Hans Rhoden
Cornelius Hintner








