Hey guys,

Checking out one of my home town's biggest DVD stores (and the only one which features low budget and special interest movies), I found a DVD of a German movie of 1968 that I have never heard of let alone seen.

The movie - actually a double feature including a 1969 sequel - is based on a rather well known novel from Eric Malpass ( (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)), called Morning's at seven, from 1965.

I didn't buy the DVD right away, but I guess I will, despite the fact that the movie seems to linger in obscurity, even at imdb ( (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)), with only a couple of people rating it.

The story seems to be rather interesting, with a nostalgic streak, and the DVD cover looks very nice too.

On IMDb it lists the alternative title as:

In the Morning at Seven the World Is Still in Order (International: English title)

In my experience in using IMDb I've noticed that International English titles are not usually listed unless there is a subtitled in English or dubbed version in English at least somewhere (Usually in the USA) at sometime.