50s cliché with Viennese charm

This movie fits seamlessly in the early works of Romy Schneider. He is sweet, touching and seasoned with a lot of Viennese charm. In short: Simply beautiful. A film for always-again-look. If you like the typical German-Austrian post-war cinema, which should not miss the German champions. Beautiful images, bright colors and waltzes and marches. However, if you left for this Viennese humor has not, for there is one reason to see this movie: Romy Schneider that the girl embodies believable from Salzburg, which comes to his aunt in the cosmopolitan city of Vienna and promptly in the "great drummers" of K and K-Hofregimentes love. How then change two Salzstangerl the musical history of the world, that's another story.