Directed by: Veit Harlan
Produced by:
UFA
Music by:
Hans-Otto Borgmann after motives by Smetana
Written by:
Veit Harlan, Alfred Braun, Werner Eplinius - based on the play by Richard
Billinger
Cinematography:
Bruno Mondi (Agfacolor)
Edited by:
Friedrich Karl von Puttkamer
Release
dates: 1942
Running
time: 110 minutes
Country:
Germany
Language: German
Starring:
Kristina
Söderbaum: Anna Jobst
Eugen Klöpfer:
Melchior Jobst
Annie Rosar: Aunt
of Anna
Dagny
Servaes: Lilli
Paul Klinger: Engineer
Leitwein
Kurt Meisel: Toni
Rudolf Prack: Thomas
Liselotte
Schreiner: Marischka
Hans Hermann
Schaufuß: Nemetschek
Frida
Richard: Mrs. Amend
Inge Drexel: Maidservant
Julie
Walter Lieck: Julies
Bräutigam Ringl
Ernst Legal: Peasant
Pelikan
Maria Hofen: Peasant
woman
Valy Arnheim: Notar
Alois Wengraf
Else Ehser: Maidservant
at Anna Jobst
Hugo Flink: Postman
in Prague
Josef Dahmen: Peasant
Karl Harbacher: Peasant
Emmerich
Hanus: Peasant
Plot
Anna, a young, innocent country girl (a Sudeten German),
whose mother drowned in the swamp, dreams of the golden city of Prague. After
she falls in love with a surveyor, she runs away to Prague to find him. She is
instead seduced and abandoned by her cousin (a Czech). She attempts to return
home, but her father rejects her, and she drowns herself in the swamp where her
mother died.
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