Aufruhr der Herzen (1944)
1944 · Feature film · 82 min · dir. Hans Müller
- Drama
Synopsis
A small, mountain town. The populace here has long lived off the artisanal production of axes. But due to a glut of cheap, factory goods, the business magnate Brugger is no longer able to sell his axes and he dies before a complete economic collapse. His daughter Anna wants to marry Thomas Volderauer, a friend of her father's, who wishes to once more bring work to the town by moving his metal working factory there. Thus Franz, the son of old Atzinger, has no chance with Anna; especially as his father implores Anna to marry Volderauer. Embittered, Franz leaves the town. In order to earn money, Franz ends up as a tourguide for wealthy tourists and notices that their ice picks aren't good for anything, except maybe cutting ice for their fancy cocktails. He realizes that the manufacture of high quality ice picks, for example, could be good business for his town. He therefore returns there and organizes resistance to the demolition of the town forge.
Synopsis from TMDb
Details
- Director
- Hans Müller
- Studio
- Terra-Filmkunst
- Released
- 1944-09-08
- Running time
- 82 minutes
- Language
- German
- Collection
- Mid-20th-Century German Film, Feature Films
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- Deutscher Film
- 1944
- Aufruhr der Herzen
- Lotte Koch
- Rudolf Prack
- Ernst von Klipstein
Cast & crew
- Hans Müller Director
Rudolf Prack
O.E. Hasse- Elise Aulinger
Ludwig Schmid-Wildy- Käte Kühl
Anton Pointner
Klaus Pohl
Lotte Koch