Uli the Tenant

The film centers around Uli, a tenant at the Glunggen-farm, who is navigating the challenges of a poor harvest. With his wife Vreneli and their two children, Uli's happiness is threatened when his landlord demands rent, pushing him into desperate measures. In an attempt to provide for his family, Uli sells a cow that does not produce milk, leading to legal troubles and a curse from the buyer.

Uli the Tenant combines elements of drama and comedy, showcasing the impact of financial strain on personal relationships and moral choices. The engaging narrative and relatable themes make it a noteworthy entry in the Uli Filmreihe, appealing to fans of classic cinema and those interested in mid-20th century European films. With a cast that includes Liselotte Pulver and Hannes Schmidhauser, the film reflects the era's cinematic style and storytelling.