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Fraulein

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World War II-era Berlin is a treacherous place for a young woman, something Erika Angermann (Dana Wynter) comes to learn firsthand. Not long after she provides sanctuary for escaped American prisoner of war Foster MacLain (Mel Ferrer), a bomb destroys her home, killing her father and pitching her onto the streets. Now on her own, Erika seeks refuge but must repeatedly flee from threats of rape and white slavery. Then comes a fateful reunion with a grateful MacLain.
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David Parkinson Radio Times 06/30/2022
2/5
[An] eventful but overly sanitised melodrama. Go to Full Review
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Blake- N @PBSAniDom Jun 10 Fräulein is a good classic romantic film that captures the charm and atmosphere of its era. While it may not be as widely discussed as some other romance films from the 1950s, it offers an engaging story and a heartfelt emotional core that makes it worth watching. The performances are strong and believable, helping the romance feel sincere throughout the film. The characters are easy to invest in, and the movie takes its time developing their relationships in a way that feels natural rather than rushed. The black-and-white cinematography also adds to the film's timeless appeal. What I appreciated most was the film's warm and thoughtful tone. It balances romance and drama effectively, creating an experience that remains enjoyable from beginning to end. It may not be a masterpiece, but it is a solid classic that fans of vintage romantic films should appreciate. I'd rate it a 7/10. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis World War II-era Berlin is a treacherous place for a young woman, something Erika Angermann (Dana Wynter) comes to learn firsthand. Not long after she provides sanctuary for escaped American prisoner of war Foster MacLain (Mel Ferrer), a bomb destroys her home, killing her father and pitching her onto the streets. Now on her own, Erika seeks refuge but must repeatedly flee from threats of rape and white slavery. Then comes a fateful reunion with a grateful MacLain.
Director
Henry Koster
Producer
Walter Reisch
Screenwriter
Leo Townsend
Distributor
20th Century Fox
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jun 8, 1958, Original
Release Date (Streaming)
Oct 1, 2010
Runtime
1h 38m