Lilli, daughter of a large family, finds job at a jewelry shop, and is taken to Montecarlo by her boss to, under a false identity, make the jewels appeal to rich customers.Only they are stolen,seemingly by the young man she has fallen for.
Is it worth the watch? If you’re the type who likes those crisp, black-and-white comedies where everyone speaks a little too fast and the stakes are mostly just about keeping up a lie, you’ll dig Fräulein Lilli. It’s not going to change your life, but it’s a nice way to kill an hour. If you hate plot holes that you cou...
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"Is it worth the watch? If you’re the type who likes those crisp, black-and-white comedies where everyone speaks a little too fast and the stakes are mostly just about keeping up a lie, you’ll dig Fräulein Lilli. It’s not going to change your life, but it’s a nice way to kill an hour. If you hate plot holes that you could drive a truck through, though, you might want to skip this one entirely. Franciska Gaal is the whole reason to tune in. She’s got this frantic, wide-eyed energy that makes the ..."
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István Békeffy, Siegfried Geyer, László Vadnay
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