The beginning of the German new film movement. The Jewish Anita's family was persecuted and fled to the Federal Republic of Germany alone, hoping to find a better life in a new place. But the reality is at odds with her imagination. She was given a suspended sentence for stealing a colleague's sweater. In order to survive, she kept changing her job, wandering everywhere, without real help and affection, and all she tasted was human neglect and life humiliation. Yesterday's girl's award 1966 Venice Film Festival OCIC Award-Honorable Mention Alexander Krueger 1966 Venice Film Festival (Special Jury Prize) jury Award Alexander Krueger 1967 German Film Awards (Film Award in Gold) Outstanding Feature Film
