Little Man, What Now?

1934

Drama / Music / Romance

5
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 83% · 6 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 79% · 100 ratings
IMDb Rating 7.2/10 10 729 729

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Plot summary

A young couple struggling against poverty must keep their marriage a secret in order for the husband to keep his job, as his boss doesn't like to hire married men.

Director

Frank Borzage Photo
Frank Borzage

Top cast

Margaret Sullavan Photo
Margaret Sullavan as Emma 'Lammchen' Pinneberg
Alan Mowbray Photo
Alan Mowbray as Franz Schluter
George Meeker Photo
George Meeker as Schultz
Muriel Kirkland Photo
Muriel Kirkland as Marie Kleinholz
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898.72 MB
1280*932
English 2.0
Passed
Subtitles
24 fps
1 hr 37 min
Seeds 2
1.63 GB
1484*1080
English 2.0
Passed
Subtitles
24 fps
1 hr 37 min
Seeds 2

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by R T 7 / 10

Borzage's Berlin Alexanderplatz

Borzage's Berlin Alexanderplatz
Reviewed by Ken R 8 / 10

Legendary American born director Frank Borzage was a

Legendary American born director Frank Borzage was a master at romance set in difficult situations. He specialised in stories set in Germany just before or during the build-up to WW11 (The Mortal Storm '40 - Three Comrades ‘38) In this interesting pre-code drama he's following two young lovers in 1930s Germany - as they hide the fact they are newly married and expecting a child. The young man (Douglas Montgomery) is keeping his secret to protect his current job - that for various reasons demands he's single. The settings (outdoor and indoor) are a delight to the eye, even when they are living in a stable! This is life as raw as it can be for two young newlyweds living in the glow of their own love—within a rapidly changing pre-war German landscape. Prolific veteran cinematographer Norbert Brodin (known for several classic Noir dramas including "The Kiss of Death" '47) who, with a combination of fine art and set direction; create a dreamlike poetic look for this thoughtful and offbeat film that deserves to be better known. Highly recommended for lovers of vintage dramas that highlight a historical time gone by, and do so with a special flair. Also, for the truly remarkable, unforgettable Margaret Sullavan.
Reviewed by acsdoug D 8 / 10

A decent enough story and a good performance

A decent enough story and a good performance from Margaret Sullivan
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