Mädchen in Uniform

1931
PG
1h 28m

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At an all-girls boarding school, Manuela falls in love with a teacher, to terrific consequences.At an all-girls boarding school, Manuela falls in love with a teacher, to terrific consequences.At an all-girls boarding school, Manuela falls in love with a teacher, to terrific consequences.

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7.5/10

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Awards
- 4 wins total

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Dorothea Wieck

Frl. von Bernburg

Hertha Thiele

Manuela von Meinhardis

Emilia Unda

Oberin des Stifts

Hedy Krilla

Frl. von Kesten
(as Hedwig Schlichter)

Ellen Schwanneke

Ilse von Westhagen
(as Ellen Schwannecke)

Lene Berdolt

Fräulein von Gaerschner
(uncredited)

Erika Biebrach

Lilli von Kattner
(uncredited)

Margory Bodker

Miss Evans
(uncredited)

Gertrud de Lalsky

Exzellenz von Ehrenhardt - Manuelas Tante
(uncredited)

Else Ehser

Gardrobiere Elise
(uncredited)

Marte Hein

Anstaltsprotektorin
(uncredited)

Miriam Lehmann-Haupt

Erzieherin
(uncredited)

Erika Mann

Frl. von Atems
(uncredited)

Barbara Pirk

Mia von Wollin
(uncredited)

Ethel Reschke

Oda von Oldersleben
(uncredited)

Lisi Scheerbach

Mademoiselle Qeuillet
(uncredited)

Doris Thalmer

Mariechen von Ecke
(uncredited)

Ilse Vigdor

Anneliese von Beckendorf
(uncredited)

User reviews45

Featured review

Fantastic

Beautifully filmed. By turns touching, funny, and painfully sad.

It is definitely a classic. A wonderful story for the gay/lesbian audience, and anti-authoritarian to anyone else who's interested. Wonderful artistic depiction of the characters.

Besides, Dorothea Wieck really is hot.

ctjones-1
Jul 5, 2003
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Trivia
The movie was nearly banned when first released in the United States. It wasn't until the First Lady of the state of New York (at the time) Eleanor Roosevelt saw the importance of the movie that the ban was not implemented.