Kohlhiesel's Daughters (1943)

Movie
Original title	Kohlhiesel's daughters
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1943
length	88 minutes
Age rating	FSK 0
Rod
Director	Kurt Hoffmann
script	Georg Zoch
production	Herbert Engelsing for Tobis Tonbild Syndicate
music	Harald Boehmelt
camera	Robert Baberske
cut	Ilse Voigt
occupation
Heli Finkenzeller : Veronika (Annamirl) Kohlhöfer Eduard Köck : Mathias Kohlhöfer, called Kohlhiesel Oskar Sima : Simon Moser, called Jodok-Simerl Sepp Rist : Kaspar Pointer Paul Richter : Bertl Erika von Thellmann : Moser's housekeeper Theres Fritz Kampers : Unterhuber, the blacksmith Margarete Haagen : Sophie, Kohlhiesel's housekeeper Josef Eichheim : Thomas Altlechner Leo Peukert : community leader Marta Salm : Franzi Unterhuber Klaus Pohl : Paulus, the parish servant Beppo Brem : Florian

Kohlhiesel's Töchter is a comedy film by the film director Kurt Hoffmann from 1943 and the third film adaptation of the eponymous Bauernschwank by the scriptwriter Hanns Kräly . In the lead role embodies Heli Finkenzeller the attractive daughter Veronika Bauer Kohlhöfer.

action

Farmer Mathias Kohlhöfer, a farmer with body and soul, internalizes the wish that his beautiful daughter Veronika does not take the first man as a husband. In his eyes he envisions the bachelor Simon Moser as a suitable husband for his very valuable daughter. In his train of thought, however, he ignores the fact that his daughter has already fallen in love with someone else. Her chosen one is Kaspar Pointer, who is not particularly wealthy, but she doesn't value such qualities at all, because he has a good character.

Veronika realizes that her father already imagines Simon as the suitable husband for her and is now striving for a transformation in order to prove to her father that the potential spouse he favored is only after her inheritance.

To this end, she disguises herself in an extremely unattractive person named Annamirl Kohlhöfer, poses as a half-sister of Veronika to Simon and shows that she will be the sole heir to their father's fortune.

As expected, Simon suddenly takes a liking to her, which proves to her father that Simon is looking for the wealth that is promised to him through an inheritance with a wife at his side.

Veronika's father confesses to his mistake and agrees to recognize his daughter's true lover, Kaspar, as his future son-in-law.

Production notes

The film was released in German cinemas on March 18, 1943 . The world premiere took place in Klagenfurt , the former and present capital of the Austrian state of Carinthia , which at that time was part of the German Empire . It was shown for the first time in Berlin on May 5, 1943. The Ossiacher See served as the filming location ; the filming took place between September and November 1942.

See also

• List of German feature films premiered in the German Reich during the Nazi era

Web links

• Kohlhiesels daughters in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Kohlhiesel's daughters at filmportal.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Kohlhiesels Töchter (1943) - Release Info - IMDb. In: imdb.com. Retrieved July 6, 2015 .