Katharina Karaschkin
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Katharina Karaschkin |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 1917 |
| length | approx. 75 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Richard Eichberg |
| script | Carl Schneider |
| production | Richard Eichberg |
| music | Alexander Schirmann (compilation) |
| camera | Max Terno |
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Katharina Karaschkin (subtitle: Martyrs of Love ) is a German feature film from 1917.
action
Katharina Karaschkin marries the governor's son out of revenge because the father harassed her.
Production notes
The film was produced by Central-Film-Vertrieb GmbH (Eichberg-Film) Berlin (No. 10) in March and April 1917. Edmund Heuberger was responsible for the buildings . It has a length of four acts at 1,542 meters, about 75 minutes. The Berlin police banned him in May 1917 with a youth ban (No. 40584). The premiere took place on July 6, 1917 in the cinemas UT Kurfürstendamm, UT Nollendorfplatz, Bavaria, UT Friedrichstrasse and UT Unter den Linden.
criticism
“... an excellent drama, with Ellen Richter in the leading role ... The excellent performance of the popular actress, the flawless interaction with her partners and, last but not least, the exciting, logically structured plot caught our attention from the first to the last moment of the performance. The ballet scenes inserted in Act 2, a masterfully executed Little Russian national dance, and an allegorical picture depicting the faun playing with the nymphs, deserve lively applause. "
Web links
- Katharina Karaschkin at The German Early Cinema Database
- Katharina Karaschkin at filmportal.de
- Katharina Karaschkin in the Internet Movie Database (English)