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"Kurt Früh, who directed this movie, wrote in his last book "Rückblenden" (1975) that he considers this movie a failure. As we know from his collaborators, Präsens-Film and mostly Lazar Wechsler were afraid when they read Früh's original treatment: What Früh had in mind was nothing less than a Zurich variation a la Fellini's "Notte Di Calabria", however, with a strong twist in direction of a history of morality. When Wechsler had told Früh his severe doubts that the original story with its "Libertinages" and "Débauches" would be refused both by ..."
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The petite old woman who sells the character of Erwin Kohlund flowers, when he meets with the character of Margrit Winter at the river Limmat, can be seen for a shirt time in Kurt Früh's earlier movie "Bäckerei Zürrer" (1957), when she buys a piece of Apple-pie in the "Alcohol-free Restaurant", where Zürrer and his old friend Fink meet after Zürrer's children have taken over his bakery. Such reappearances are typical for Früh's movies. The old lady's name, however, seems to remain unknown.
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