Lydia (1969)

Not far from the village, which goes by the name of Bettlach, lived an old man to whom his wife had given seven sons and seven daughters. and the poor charcoal burner's suffering was great, because now he only had one daughter and two sons, the older one being a bit stupid, but one day he of all people packed up his belongings and stepped in front of his father with the wish that he would go into the distance City of Soho, the city that counts, to let go.