Scheidungsreise

A wealthy industrialist, Ferdinand Berger, believes his wife, Olga, is having an affair and plans a 'divorce trip' to get her out of his hair. However, Olga has her own plans and decides to take the trip with her supposed lover, a charming but penniless artist. The ensuing journey is filled with comedic misunderstandings and unexpected romantic developments as Ferdinand tries to keep tabs on Olga from afar, leading to a series of hilarious situations.

The film was a popular comedy during its release, praised for its lighthearted entertainment and the performances of its lead actors, particularly Hans Moser and Lil Dagover. It successfully blended romantic comedy elements with the social satire of the era, making it a well-received film by audiences at the time.

• Delightful comedic performances, especially from Hans Moser.

• A charming and light-hearted romantic comedy.

• Captures the spirit of German comedies of the late 1930s.

Google audience: Audience reception for this older film is not widely available, but contemporary reviews indicate it was enjoyed for its humor and escapism.

The film was a significant success at the box office in Germany during its release year, contributing to the popularity of its lead actors.