Your best shot

Movie
Original title	Your best shot
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1916
Rod
Director	Rudolf Biebrach
production	Oskar Messter
occupation
Henny Porten : Traute Dieffenbach Rudolf Biebrach: Chief Forester Dieffenbach, her father Fritz Delius : Lieutenant Günther von Corvin Sweet Carlsen : Dagmar von Retzlav Erich Kaiser-Titz : Count Viktor von Wachhusen Frieda Richard : Lene Klara Berger : Countess von Corvin Carl Zickner : Count Joachim von Corvin

Your best shot is a German silent film from 1916 with Henny Porten in the lead role.

action

Traute Dieffenbach, the daughter of the chief forester, loves the young Günther von Corvin, the son of a count and a large landowner. The young man follows the family's wishes and marries appropriately: Countess Dagmar von Retzlav. At the invitation of the young countess, Traute enters the housekeeping of the noble family and notices that the new wife is cheating on her husband Günther with the Count of Wachhusen.

Finally, Günther becomes aware of this and challenges the competitor to a duel. In order not to expose her love Günther to Wachhusen's shooting skills, Traute quickly takes the revolver in hand and shoots the opponent in the arm so that he can no longer aim. It'll be her best shot.

Production notes

The film was made at the beginning of 1916, had three acts and was censored in February 1916. The premiere took place on March 10, 1916.

Web links

• Your best shot at filmportal.de
• Your best shot at the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Your best shot on The German Early Cinema Database