Europe poste restante

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Movie
Original title	Europe poste restante
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1918
length	90 minutes
Rod
Director	EA Dupont
script	EA Dupont
production	Stern-Film GmbH (Berlin)
camera	Max Fassbender
occupation
Max Landa : Detective Victor Senger : Addison Wilmott Lu Synd : Pussy, his wife Ernst Proeckl : Lloyd Kittredge, a young American Martin Lübbert : Enrico Martinez Guido Herzfeld : Leon Devries, Commissioner of the Criminal Police Leonhard Haskel : Jan Suiter, sexton Lillebil Christensen : Alice van der Velde, his foster daughter Hugo Werner-Kahle : Gustav Masson, her uncle Maria Andersen : Anita Ferres Helene Voss : Mrs. Smits, the landlord Stefanie Hantsch Martin Lübbert Diana: a dog

Europa post restante is a German crime film from 1918.

action

Max Landa as a detective thwarts an embezzlement.

background

The film was produced by Stern-Film GmbH (Berlin) and the shooting took place from April to May 1918. The interior photos were taken in the Bioscop studio in Neubabelsberg. The exterior shots were taken near the Berlin Weidenbrücke. The premiere took place on July 19, 1918 in the Tauentzien-Palast in Berlin.

The film has a length of four acts at 1644 meters, about 90 minutes. In June 1918, the Berlin police imposed a youth ban on him (No. 41980).

Director EA Dupont made his directorial debut with Europa post restante, the buildings were designed by Ernst Stern .

Web links

• Europe poste restante at The German Early Cinema Database
• Europe poste restante at filmportal.de
• Europe poste restante in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Film length calculator , frame rate : 16 2/3