Revenge is mine (1916)
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Original title | Vengeance is mine | ||
Country of production | Germany | ||
original language | German | ||
Publishing year | 1916 | ||
length | approx. 68 (in Vienna 1917) minutes | ||
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Director | Rudolf Meinert | ||
script | EA Dupont | ||
production | Rudolf Meinert | ||
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Mein ist die Rache is a German crime film by Rudolf Meinert from 1916 in the Harry Higgs film series , played by Hans Mierendorff .
action
Count Herbert Löwe was murdered. Harry Higgs learns of the violent crime by a stranger over the phone. The count's widow instructs the master detective to find the culprit. Numerous details bring Higgs closer and closer to the murderer, and yet it is coincidence that allows Higgs to come to the solution: The murderer has directed himself by taking poison!
Finally, Harry Higgs puts all the pieces of the puzzle together into a whole. The perpetrator, a certain Ralph Hiller, who lived a second existence as Sir Roberts, murdered the count "accidentally". Hiller believed he was seeing Count Löwe's brother Fred, who he claimed had dishonored Hiller's sister Lia.
Production notes
Mine is the revenge has a length of four acts and had 33 subtitles. The film was shot in October 1916, and the premiere took place on November 24, 1916 in Berlin's Tauentzienpalast . In Austria-Hungary, where the film was presented in June 1917 under the title Die Rache ist mein , it was about 1,400 meters long.
criticism
In Paimann's film lists you can read: “Material good. Photos, scenery and game very good. In the end unsatisfied [sic]. "
Web links
- My vengeance is in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Mine is the revenge on The German Early Cinema Database
- Mine is the revenge at filmportal.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ Mine is the revenge (The revenge is mine) ( Memento of the original from March 13, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. In Paimann's film lists