The Rumplhanni (film)

Movie
Original title	The Rumplhanni
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1981
length	198 minutes
Age rating	FSK 6
Rod
Director	Rainer Wolffhardt
script	Horst Dallmayr , Rainer Wolffhardt
production	Bernd Burgemeister
music	Bert Breit
camera	Rolf Romberg
cut	Helga Endler
occupation
Monika Baumgartner : Rumplhanni Maria Stadler : Rumplwabn Karl Obermayr : House builder Enzi Fuchs : Hauserin Hansi Kraus : Simmerl Michael Lerchenberg : Ferdl Werner Rom : Hans Maria Singer : Kollerin Heide Ackermann : Franzi Annemarie Wendl : Overseer Egon Biscan : Ödenhuber host Willy Harlander : Farrier Frithjof Vierock : Staudenschneider-Girgl Udo Wachtveitl : Young man

Rumplhanni is a German TV film from 1981 . It is based on the novel Die Rumplhanni by Lena Christ .

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Johanna Rumpl, known as Rumplhanni, comes from a poor background and works as a maid for the house builder and has a relationship with the young farmer Simmerl. When he had to go to war in 1914 , Hanni lied to him that she was expecting a child from him. Simmerl promises to marry her when she returns home.

Rumplhanni already sees herself as a future farmer. Overcome by ambition, Hanni tries to surprise the house builder, Simmerl's father, with a written promise that she will become a farmer. At the last minute he recognizes Hanni's intentions and throws her from the yard. Hanni then tries her luck in town.

She finds a job as a kitchen helper in a Munich inn and approaches Ferdl, the son of the wealthy host family. But he doesn't want to know anything about her and so she finally gives in to the one-eyed butcher Hans' wooing. When Ferdl fell in 1915, she and the butcher Hans bought the inn.

Web links

• The Rumplhanni in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Certificate of release for Die Rumplhanni . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , April 2010 (PDF; test number: 122 349 V).