Isn't Life Wonderful

The story follows a Polish professor and his family, who have become refugees in the aftermath of World War I. They try to survive in Germany during the period of the Great Inflation. Carol Dempster is Inga, a Polish war orphan who struggles to provide for the family that has taken her in, while accumulating a meager dowry from the rubble of depression-stricken Berlin so that she can marry Paul. Returning to his family, weakened by the battlefront's poisonous gases, Paul invests in his and Inga'

My take

A silent-era romance about resilience in the wreckage of history. Watch this if you're drawn to intimate human stories set against vast historical upheaval—where love and survival become inseparable, and hope flickers quietly through hardship.

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