Between Hamburg and Haiti

The story follows a successful German merchant who operates a plantation in Haiti and seeks a suitable wife in Hamburg. He encounters a barmaid from the Reeperbahn, who has an illegitimate child, complicating his intentions of marriage. As he searches for her, he discovers her in Mexico, now working as a secretary for his former lover, a writer.

This film combines elements of adventure and drama, making it a fascinating piece from the early 1940s. With a runtime of 91 minutes, it features notable performances by Gustav Knuth, Albert Florath, Grethe Weiser, and Gisela Uhlen, offering a glimpse into the storytelling styles and societal themes of its time.