The House in Montevideo (1951)
A straight-laced German schoolmaster, married with twelve children, finds that his daughter has inherited a house in South America from her aunt, who was banished from the family for her loose morals. Along with the house comes a considerable fortune. However, there is a catch: unless there is an occurrence in the schoolmaster's own family, similar to the circumstances that led the family to disown his sister, the deceased aunt, and before a certain date, his daughter cannot claim her inheritance. The prim and proper schoolmaster is in a quandary: shall he sacrifice the moral integrity of one of his virtuous daughters or let his girl miss out on inheriting her aunt's fortune?
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Curt Goetz | Director |
| Valerie von Martens | Director |
| Hans Domnick | Writer |
| Curt Goetz | Writer |
| Hans Domnick | Producer |
| Franz Grothe | Composer |
| Werner Krien | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
|---|---|
| Curt Goetz | |
| Valerie von Martens | |
| Albert Florath | |
| Lia Eibenschütz |
