Life Returns
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Life Returns |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1935 |
| length | 63 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director |
Eugene Frenke , James P. Hogan |
| script | Eugene Frenke, L. Wolfe Gilbert , John F. Goodrich , James P. Hogan, Arthur T. Horman , Mary McCarthy |
| production | Lou L. Ostrow |
| music |
Clifford Vaughan , Oliver Wallace |
| camera | Robert H. Planck |
| cut | Harry Marker |
| occupation | |
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Life Returns is an American film drama by the director Eugene Frenke and James P. Hogan from the year 1935 . A German dubbed version has not been released.
action
Dr. John Kendrick works as a doctor in a laboratory trying to reanimate the dead. Many think that's crazy. When his wife dies, he does not get custody of his son Danny Kendrick.
Danny can escape from the children's home by quickly grabbing his things and running away with his dog. On the way he meets a group of guys who take him in. From now on he lives there, but still has contact with his father, who often receives visits from the police who are looking for the boy.
When Danny wants to visit his father one day, the police unexpectedly arrive; however, he can still hide and shooes his dog around the corner. When the police leave, Danny checks on his dog and discovers that the dog catcher caught him. He and his new friends break into the dog shelter and they let all the dogs out of the cages. When the guards find out, they drive the children away and grab Danny's dog. Everyone can flee. However, the guards kill the dog.
Danny asks his father to revive the dog. He succeeds.
background
The budget of the film was 48,000 US dollars and was designed by Universal Pictures produced.
Web links
- Life returns in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Life Returns as a complete film in the Internet Archive
Individual evidence
- ↑ Michael Brunas, John Brunas & Tom Weaver, Universal Horrors: The Studios Classic Films, 1931-46 , McFarland, 1990 p. 103