Doctor Bernhard is so consumed by his work that he rather neglects his wife Helena and their daughter. Helena, who was an actress before marriage, suffers from the constant solitude. It is therefore no great surprise that she succumbs to the courtship of Bernhard's cousin Julian. Their relationship has no prospects, however, because Helena does not want to leave her daughter on any account. Julian solves the situation by going off with Lilo, a dancer. But after a short while he falls seriously ill and only a risky operation can save him. Only Bernhard is capable of carrying out this operation. The difficult operation is successful and Julian will live. While awaiting the results, Helena fully realises her husband's rare qualities. In future, their marriage and their daughter will be of greatest importance to her, and Bernhard will also find more time for the family.
The combined duplicate negative 1 387,0 metres and the combined print are preserved in the Gosfilmofond of Russia, Belyje Stolby.
chirurg profesor MUDr. Peter Bernhard
herečka Helena, Bernhardova žena
Fred Bernhard, profesorův bratranec
Lydia, dcera Bernhardových
vychovatelka Lydie Bernhardové
Richard Arvay, Bohumil Štěpánek, Karel Špelina, Richard Garai
Willy Ströminger (fotograf)
Song Composer Josef Stelibský
Writer of Lyrics Bronislaw Kapper
Singer Olga Tschechowa /ž/
Song Composer Josef Stelibský
Diagnosa X [německá verze]
Diagnosa X [německá verze]
Diagnosis X [German version]
Un ein bisschen Glück
film
featuretheatrical distribution
melodrama
Czechoslovakia
1933
1933
date of censorship 25 September 1933
premiere 09/1933 /unsuitable for youths/
feature film
81 min
2 301 meters
35mm
1:1,19
black & white
sound
Tobis – Klang
German
German
without subtitles
German