Amok / Film

[1934]: Carlyle Productions, Burlington, North Carolina / Pathé-Natan Studios, Joinville, France

Amok [A black and white film drama based on Stefan Zweig's novella "Der Amokläufer"]

[1].

Language: French

[2].

Director: Fyodor Otsep

[3].

Art director: Lazare Meerson

[4].

Scrip writers: André Lang and H. R. Lenormand

[5].

Cast: Marcelle Chantal, Jean Yonnel, Valéry Inkijinoff, and Jean Servais

[6].

Music by: Karol Rathaus

[7].

Cinematographer: Curt Courant

[8].

Runtime: 1 hour and 32 minutes in France; 1 hour and 7 minutes in the United States

[9].

Released in France on 14 September 1934. Released in the United States on 18 October 1946

[1944]: Clasa Films Mundiales, México

Amok [A black and white film drama based on Stefan Zweig's novella "Der Amokläufer"]

[1].

Language: Spanish

[2].

Director: Antonio Momplet

[3].

Producer: Gonzalo Elvira

[4].

Film editor: Jorge Bustos

[5].

Script writers: Antonio Momplet, Max Aub, and Erwin Wallfisch

[6].

Cast: María Félix, Julián Soler, Stella Inda, Miguel Angel Ferritz et al.

[7].

Music by: Agustín Lara and Manuel Esperón

[8].

Runtime: 1 hour and 46 minutes

[9].

Released in Mexico on 22 December 1944

[1977]: Československá Televizna, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia

"Amok" [A black and white TV film drama based on Stefan Zweig's novella "Der Amokläufer"]

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Language: Czech

[2].

Director: Martin Hollý

[3].

Script writer: Viera Škrdlová

[4].

Cast: Elo Romančík, Ivan Mistrík, Božidara Turzonovová, Mikulás Huba et al.

[5].

Runtime: 1 hour and 5 minutes

[6].

Released in Czechslovakia 24 January 1977

[1993]: AB Films [UniFrance], Paris and MGN Filmes [PT], Lisboa [Lisbon], Portugal

Amok [A color film drama based on Stefan Zweig's novella "Der Amokläufer"]

[1].

Language: French

[2].

Director: by Joël Farges

[3].

Producer: Tino Navarro

[4].

Script writers: Catherine Foussadier, Joël Frages, and Dominique Rousset

[5].

Cast: Fanny Ardant, Andrzej Seweryn, Bernard Le Coq, and Joaquim de Almeida

[6].

Music by: Nicola Plovani

[7].

Cinematographer: Fabio Conversi

[8].

Runtime: 1 hour and 30 minutes

[9].

Released in France on 10 October 1993

See: Amoki