Our Daily Bread

Synopsis

In the post-World War II era, 'Our Daily Bread' (Unser täglich Brot) follows the story of a group of idealists who embark on a social experiment to establish a self-sufficient community farm. Led by an architect named John, played by Paul Bildt, the group faces numerous challenges as they work together to cultivate the land and create a utopian society. As they confront issues of labor, cooperation, and sustainability, the film explores themes of resilience, communal living, and the pursuit of a better future. 'Our Daily Bread' is a poignant reflection on the human spirit and the power of unity in the face of adversity.

Cast

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  Paul Bildt

  Karl Webers

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  Harry Hindemith

  Ernst Webers

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  Paul Edwin Roth

  Harry Webers

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  Viktoria von Ballasko

  Martha, Harry Webers zweite Frau

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  Inge Landgut

  Inge Webers

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  Erna Sellmer

  Bäckersfrau

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Our Daily Bread' for its unique blend of documentary-style filmmaking and narrative storytelling. The film's depiction of collective farming and the challenges faced by the characters resonated with audiences and critics alike. The New York Times described the movie as 'a powerful and thought-provoking exploration of community and social change'. Meanwhile, Roger Ebert commended the film for its 'captivating visuals and intimate portrayal of human connection'. Although some critics found the pacing slow at times, the overall message of hope and perseverance shines through. With a solid rating of 6.9/10 on IMDb, 'Our Daily Bread' is a timeless classic that continues to inspire viewers with its message of solidarity and determination.

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