No Time for Flowers

A young girl's loyalty to the Communist Party is tested in Prague when she falls in love with an attaché who has just arrived from the United States. ==Cast==

• Viveca Lindfors as Anna Svoboda • Paul Christian as Karl Marek • Ludwig Stössel as Papa • Adrienne Gessner as Mama • Peter Preses as Emil Dadak • Manfred Inger as Kudelka • Peter Czejke as Stefan Svoboda • Fred Berger as Anton Novotny • Oskar Wegrostek as Johann Burian • Helmut Janosch as Milo • Hilde Jaeger as Mrs. Pilski • Pepi Glöckner-Kramer as Flower Woman • Reinhold Seigert as Police Guard • Willi Schumann as Police Sergeant • Ilka Windish as Woman Drunk • Anton Mitterwurzer as Sedlacek • Teo Prokop as Czech peasant • Robert Eckert as Taxi driver • Peter Brand as First soldier • Karl Schwetter as Second soldier ==Critical Appraisal==

Judith M. Kass offers this assessment: “No Time for Flowers is a largely unsuccessful attempt at comedy in which Viveca Lindfors portrays a Ninotchka-like Czech, eager for both advancement in the Communist world and in the luxuries of the West. ==Theme==

Biographer Judith M. Kass notes this thematic element in the film: == Footnotes ==