Where I Belong

Rosemarie Kohschitz is a young woman like many others of her age in late 1950s England: she likes to spend her evenings in the dance hall with her friend Maggie, pushing away the advances of the sweet but unexciting Ronnie. When she gets home though, the young English lady becomes her father's little Austrian daughter. Rosemarie is all émigré Friedrich Kohschitz (60s) has in life, since his wife died and their home was seized during the war. Friedrich spends his time in legal wranglings, trying to reclaim his family home, and drinking away his sorrows when his attempts fail - leaving Rosemarie to work her finger to the bone in a local shop to pay the rent on their shabby house.