Our Daily Bread

The film centers on Karl Weber, a petty bourgeois cashier in Berlin, who observes his son Ernst's involvement in building a new socialist society. As Karl struggles to understand Ernst's visions, he turns to his other son Harry, who becomes entangled in illicit business ventures. This tension between father and sons highlights the difficulties of adapting to societal changes following World War II.

Our Daily Bread presents a stark look at family dynamics in the wake of Germany's post-war reality. It reflects on themes of loyalty, misunderstanding, and the quest for identity amidst societal transformation. With a runtime of 105 minutes, this film provides a narrative that captures the essence of a critical period in German history.