Have you ever watched a movie out of WW2 Germany? (Port of freedom) FULL MOVIE

Original title grosse Freiheit nr. 7 (Great Freedom No. 7) also known in the anglosphere as Port of Freedom.
Starring Hans Albers and Ilse Werner.
Dir Große Freiheit (grand freedom), is a street next to Hamburg's Reeperbahn road in the St. Pauli red light district.
Due to the threat of Allied bombing raids to Hamburg Harbour and to the Ufa studios in Berlin's Neubabelsberg and Tempelhof when it was made in 1943 (May to November), most of the movie was shot in Prague's Barrandov Studios by Helmut Käutner, as the first Agfa colorfilm by Terra. For a scene with a boat trip in Hamburg harbour warships had to be covered up.

Joseph Goebbels was dissatisfied, and demanded many changes to make the film more "German", for instance by renaming the lead role from Jonny (as in Albers' earlier hit song "Good bye, Jonny") to Hannes. After a year of editing, the movie was banned anyway in Germany on 12 December 1944, and was only shown outside of the Großdeutsches Reich proper, with the premiere on 15 December 1944 in occupied Prague (then a Reichsprotektorat).