Der Ammenkönig

The film revolves around Heinrich XXVI, a Markgraf who seeks to enhance his potency by bathing in the springs of Ammendorf. This town, notable for its high birth rates among unmarried couples, provides a backdrop for the humorous yet coarse exploration of vitality and heirship. The character of the town smithy adds a layer of conflict as he plays a crucial role in ensuring the countess bears an heir for the throne.

Featuring a cast that includes Käthe Gold, Richard Romanowsky, and Gustav Knuth, Der Ammenkönig showcases a mix of comedic and dramatic elements. Its setting and themes may appeal to collectors interested in early 20th-century cinema and the cultural context of the era. The film captures a specific moment in film history, reflecting societal norms through its narrative and character dynamics.