The House of the Three Girls

The House of the Three Girls features a narrative centered around composer Franz Schubert, who resides with friends in the home of court glazier Tschöll. The house is named after Tschöll's three daughters, Hederl, Haiderl, and Hannerl, whose lives intertwine with Schubert's music and romantic aspirations.

As Hederl and Haiderl prepare for their double wedding, Hannerl becomes the focal point of Schubert's affections. However, the intrigue introduced by soprano Lucia Grisi complicates matters, leading Hannerl to marry singer Franz von Schober instead of Schubert. This emotional journey showcases the intersection of love and artistry.

For collectors, this film offers a glimpse into mid-20th century European storytelling, enriched by musical elements and historical context. Released on DVD, it represents an opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history that reflects the life of one of classical music's great composers.