Focuses on a group of young urban women from Berlin living in a rural work camp on the island of Rügen. The loose ensemble story follows characters like Hanne, a domestic worker from Berlin who lost her job because her boyfriend, Werner, obsesses over a lost inheritance and refuses to work.

Commissioned and heavily publicized by the National Socialist party, the film was designed to promote the Freiwilliger Arbeitsdienst (Women's Labor Service) and the League of German Girls. It promoted National Socialist ideologies, including "blood and soil" concepts, bridging urban and rural life, and instilling a sense of duty, sacrifice, and obedience (Führer-Gefolgschafts-Prinzip).

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