
Timing: 47'-50" to 50'-14".
URL: https://noodlemagazine.com/watch/326081945_456242987
The film can be downloaded using this link: https://pastedownload.com/noodlemagazine-downloader/
I feel like I've died and gone to heaven RB, was going to get the dvd from an American ebayer, probably still will but won't have to wait now, so strange why it's not widely available like all the other films we done and only one site so far that seems to have it. On pin interest there's a photo of another woman in a plastic mac in this one.rothbhoy wrote: May 14th, 2025, 10:07 am 'Frauenschicksale' (East German film from 1952). Anneliese Book wears a long greenish-grey semi-transparent plastic cape. This one is for Beth who mentioned the film recently on the 'Rainwear Discussions' page. It wasn't an easy one to find a link for but I did eventually track one down yesterday evening.![]()
Timing: 47'-50" to 50'-14".
URL: https://noodlemagazine.com/watch/326081945_456242987
The film can be downloaded using this link: https://pastedownload.com/noodlemagazine-downloader/
Here are 4 images of Anneliese wearing the mac in the film:rothbhoy wrote: May 14th, 2025, 10:07 am 'Frauenschicksale' (East German film from 1952). Anneliese Book wears a long greenish-grey semi-transparent plastic cape. This one is for Beth who mentioned the film recently on the 'Rainwear Discussions' page. It wasn't an easy one to find a link for but I did eventually track one down yesterday evening.![]()
Timing: 47'-50" to 50'-14".
URL: https://noodlemagazine.com/watch/326081945_456242987
The film can be downloaded using this link: https://pastedownload.com/noodlemagazine-downloader/
Cheers Beth - thought you might like that one!bethbennett202 wrote: May 14th, 2025, 10:15 amI feel like I've died and gone to heaven RB, was going to get the dvd from an American ebayer, probably still will but won't have to wait now, so strange why it's not widely available like all the other films we done and only one site so far that seems to have it. On pin interest there's a photo of another woman in a plastic mac in this one.rothbhoy wrote: May 14th, 2025, 10:07 am 'Frauenschicksale' (East German film from 1952). Anneliese Book wears a long greenish-grey semi-transparent plastic cape. This one is for Beth who mentioned the film recently on the 'Rainwear Discussions' page. It wasn't an easy one to find a link for but I did eventually track one down yesterday evening.![]()
Timing: 47'-50" to 50'-14".
URL: https://noodlemagazine.com/watch/326081945_456242987
The film can be downloaded using this link: https://pastedownload.com/noodlemagazine-downloader/
https://pin.it/7ixgIYZie here it is rb, tell me what you make of it?rothbhoy wrote: May 14th, 2025, 4:26 pmCheers Beth - thought you might like that one!bethbennett202 wrote: May 14th, 2025, 10:15 amI feel like I've died and gone to heaven RB, was going to get the dvd from an American ebayer, probably still will but won't have to wait now, so strange why it's not widely available like all the other films we done and only one site so far that seems to have it. On pin interest there's a photo of another woman in a plastic mac in this one.rothbhoy wrote: May 14th, 2025, 10:07 am 'Frauenschicksale' (East German film from 1952). Anneliese Book wears a long greenish-grey semi-transparent plastic cape. This one is for Beth who mentioned the film recently on the 'Rainwear Discussions' page. It wasn't an easy one to find a link for but I did eventually track one down yesterday evening.![]()
Timing: 47'-50" to 50'-14".
URL: https://noodlemagazine.com/watch/326081945_456242987
The film can be downloaded using this link: https://pastedownload.com/noodlemagazine-downloader/I've also put up 4 images - there may be one or two you haven't seen as yet?
PS - Couldn't find the image you mentioned on Pinterest though. Do you have a link for it?
Aye - the car!Priscilla wrote: May 14th, 2025, 3:58 pm Lovely find and I am glad to see another of those long capes of the era. The 'car' he is driving is interesting, sounds more like a lawnmower.
Now THAT would be very nice - the film in HD!Tiefdruckgebiet wrote: May 15th, 2025, 4:04 pm The most famous East German GDR produced car, the Trabant (called "Trabi"), has been in production from 1958 to 1991, the last one were made even after the German reunification (Oct 3rd 1990). So the car in the film shouldn't be a Trabant. Wanted to check it but the server was so damn slow.
That movie in better quality would be nice to watch.
That's great - cheers Beth.bethbennett202 wrote: May 14th, 2025, 10:26 pmhttps://pin.it/7ixgIYZie here it is rb, tell me what you make of it?rothbhoy wrote: May 14th, 2025, 4:26 pmCheers Beth - thought you might like that one!bethbennett202 wrote: May 14th, 2025, 10:15 am
I feel like I've died and gone to heaven RB, was going to get the dvd from an American ebayer, probably still will but won't have to wait now, so strange why it's not widely available like all the other films we done and only one site so far that seems to have it. On pin interest there's a photo of another woman in a plastic mac in this one.I've also put up 4 images - there may be one or two you haven't seen as yet?
PS - Couldn't find the image you mentioned on Pinterest though. Do you have a link for it?