3. November 1918

The film depicts a group of Austro-Hungarian officers isolated in a hospital during a snowstorm on November 3, 1918. As they receive news of the war's end and the impending division of their monarchy, the officers face a moral dilemma regarding a deserter who brings them this information. The story takes a dark turn when Colonel von Radosin, unable to cope with the collapse of his world, takes his own life.

With its focus on the psychological impact of war and loss, "3. November 1918" offers a poignant look at the human condition during one of history's most tumultuous periods. The film features a cast of notable actors, including Erik Frey and Peter Matic, adding depth to the narrative. For collectors, this film represents a unique perspective on World War I, standing out within the war genre of the 1960s.