Dance girls for Istanbul

Movie
Original title	Dance girls for Istanbul
Country of production	GDR
original language	German
Publishing year	1960
Rod
Director	Peter Hagen (production), Klaus Kunick (picture direction)
script	Hans von Oettingen
camera	Klaus Kunick
occupation
Evelyn Cron : Marion Nana east : Hella Helga Piur : Inge Astrid Much : Eva Siegfried Kilian : Micky Adolf Peter Hoffmann : Jim Elsa Korén : Senator Elfriede Florin : Marion's mother Günter Margo : Inspector Ükmann Karl-Heinz Weiss : Police officer Peter Brang : Dr. Lilienthal Hans-Dieter Schlegel : the pianist

Tanzm Mädchen für Istanbul is a black and white film that was produced for television in the GDR and had its world premiere on November 3, 1960 . This film was repeated twice in the DFF , on July 25, 1961 and October 12, 1962.

This television play, written by Hans von Oettingen, describes the fate of young women who were lured to Istanbul by unscrupulous impresarios and were exposed to an uncertain fate there. After the official criticism of the DFF, this pointed to modern human trafficking on the one hand and its roots and existence in capitalism on the other.

literature

• The new film lexicon . United Soft Media, Munich 2008, ISBN 978-3-8032-2079-0 (1 DVD)
• Silvio Neubauer (arrangement): The film lexicon . Folio Media, Leipzig 2007, ISBN 978-3-9810569-1-4 .

Web links

• Dancing girls for Istanbul in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film on television in the GDR