Rendezvous in the Salzkammergut
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Rendezvous in the Salzkammergut |
| Country of production | Austria |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 1948 |
| length | 91, 95, 88 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 16 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Alfred Stöger |
| script | Aldo from Pinelli |
| production | Alfred Stöger |
| music | Robert proud |
| camera | Berend Lajos Berger |
| cut | Hermione Diethelm |
| occupation | |
and Anneliese Tausz , Rudolf Brix , Fritz Horn , Oskar Hugelmann , Josef Krastel , Karl Kyser , Richard Marcell , Johannes Roth | |
Rendezvous in Salzkammergut is an Austrian homeland film from 1948 by Alfred Stöger with Hans Holt , Josef Meinrad , Herta Mayen and Inge Konradi in the leading roles.
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Fritzi Werner and Gretl Wiesinger are two young women who earn their living as shorthand typists in Vienna in the early post-war period. They spend their summer vacation this year in St. Gilgen in the Upper Austrian Salzkammergut. Gretl's boyfriend, with whom she will soon get engaged, is the junior manager of the lake hotel there. For cost reasons, both young women travel separately, hitchhiking. In the process, Gretl meets the charming Thomas Brand, who takes her with him in his vehicle.
In the meantime Fritzi has already arrived in St. Gilgen, where she is initially mistaken for the expected new waitress. Since she has no objection to an extra income, Fritzi gladly accepts the job in Peter's hotel-restaurant. The junior manager immediately falls in love with her. During the drive from Vienna to St. Gilgen, Gretl also fell in love with her helpful companion, Brand. There are still some minor tangles on site before the two newly found couples finally get together at the Annenfest.
Production notes
Little Rendezvous in the Salzkammergut was created in mid-1947 in the studios of Vienna Schönbrunn and in and around St. Gilgen in the Salzkammergut . The premiere took place on March 27, 1948 in the Austrian capital, the German premiere was on December 25, 1948 in Wiesbaden.
Friedrich Erban took over the production management. Fritz Jüptner-Jonstorff designed the film structures. Rudolf Nussgruber was Stöger's assistant director.
Reviews
“Similar to Hubert Marischka's HERR KANZLEIRAT, which started only a few weeks later, the pleasure film RENDEZVOUS IN THE SALZKAMMERGUT is also a good piece of tourism advertising. The region shows itself from its most attractive side, whereby it is also made clear that there is a certain price differential between the hotels and hostels - so that there is still a lot for the proverbial little man - here in the form of two young, single, working women There is room for economic improvement. The later theater production and filming specialist Alfred Stöger shows his liveliest side here. ”
The Lexicon of International Films found: "Lightweight entertainment against a beautiful landscape backdrop."
Individual evidence
- ^ Criticism on filmarchiv.at
- ↑ Rendezvous in the Salzkammergut. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed July 1, 2020 .