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Das Lied der Schwarzen Berge

1933
1h 26m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueGerman adventurers discover the cultural and natural riches of Yugoslavia regions, their own carelessness almost pays for their fascination with their lives, but the intellect still wins in ... Tout lireGerman adventurers discover the cultural and natural riches of Yugoslavia regions, their own carelessness almost pays for their fascination with their lives, but the intellect still wins in mastering nature, which offers the winners resources for a better quality of life. All thi... Tout lireGerman adventurers discover the cultural and natural riches of Yugoslavia regions, their own carelessness almost pays for their fascination with their lives, but the intellect still wins in mastering nature, which offers the winners resources for a better quality of life. All this is framed by a love story. It is a meeting of two cultures and two views of the world - ... Tout lire

Directors
- K. Breiness
- Hans Natge
Writers
- Hans Klaehr
- Josef Pelz von Felinau
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7,8/10

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Directors
- K. Breiness
- Hans Natge
Writers
- Hans Klaehr
- Josef Pelz von Felinau
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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During the filming of the scene where the young men are driving the horses, a small three-year-old child ran in unplanned, and the director ordered to continue filming. When the recording ended, the child's father - a black-bearded gypsy - pulled the child by the hand and led him away. Since he was in the last scene, now they have to have him in the next one (Because repeating the scene would be too expensive). At first, the gypsy was unyielding, eventually, he developed a sense of business. At one point this went too far for the European sensibilities of the German film crew, which was something completely unknown and new to them. In the end, they made a deal for "500 Yugoslavian dinar's"