Ein Ausgestoßener, 2. Teil: Der ewige Friede

The film follows Guy Walser, who, after killing the man who wronged his sister, spends years imprisoned. This act leaves a lasting mark on his social life, branding him as an outcast despite his wealth and family life with his wife, Lucienne, and their daughter, Lilly.

As a comedy-drama from the early 20th century, it reflects the cinematic storytelling of its time, focusing on deep emotional themes intertwined with humor. The film features performances by Hermann Seldeneck, Theodor Burghardt, and Sabine Impekoven, among others, which contribute to its narrative depth. The narrative explores the pursuit of peace and acceptance in a society that shuns him, making it a significant entry in its collection.