Every Woman's Longing

This film tells the story of Tony, a successful Italian vineyardist in California, who seeks a young wife. He uses a photograph of his attractive hired man, Buck, to misrepresent himself. This narrative twist brings a layer of intrigue to the plot, as it explores themes of identity and romantic longing.

Every Woman's Longing is notable for being the alternate German version of A Lady to Love, also released in 1930. The film features performances from actors such as Vilma Banky, Edward G. Robinson, and Joseph Schildkraut, who contribute to the film's dramatic atmosphere. As a collector, you may find interest in its status as a rare early sound film and its unique take on a romantic storyline.