Peter Lump
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Peter Lump |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 1916 |
| Rod | |
| Director | William Wauer |
| script | William Wauer |
| production | William Wauer |
| camera |
Hjalmar Lerski Otto |
| occupation | |
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Peter Lump is a German film drama from 1916.
action
An illegitimate son helps his father get back on the path of virtue.
background
It was produced by WW-Film Wauer & Co. Berlin, Lasky built the film buildings. The film was the first German in which shots were filmed at night in a street with lit street lamps and lit windows. This created an expressionist mood like years later in Karl Grune's film Die Strasse . The sequences were filmed slightly out of focus in order to conceal the poor quality of the house facades.
The film had three acts and was banned by the Berlin police in April 1916 (No. 39274). The first performance took place in June 1916 in Berlin in the Tauentzien Palace.
Web links
- Peter Lump at The German Early Cinema Database
- Peter Lump at filmportal.de
- Peter Lump in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ Gerhard Lamprecht : German silent films 1915-1916 . Deutsche Kinemathek eV, Berlin 1969, p. 530 .