Angst / Film

[1928]: Orplid-Film GmbH, Berlin

Angst. Die schwache Stunde einer Frau [A silent black and white German-British film drama based on Stefan Zweig's novella "Angst"]

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Language: Intertitles in German

[2].

Director: Hans Steinhoff

[3].

Producer: Georg Jacoby

[4].

Script writer: Ernst B. Fey

[5].

Cast: Gustav Fröhlich, Valerie Boothby, Elga Brink, Henry Edwards et al.

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Music by: Giuseppe Becce and Florian C. Reithner

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Cinematographer: Karl Puth

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Runtime: Not indicated

[9].

Release data:

16 August 1928: Released as "Angst" in Germany

28 June 1929: Released as "Fear" in Ireland

3 November 1929: Released as "Uskoton" in Finland

18 January 1930: Released as "Kui naine murrab truudust" in Estonia

21 October 1931: Released as "Silenciosa acusación" in Spain (Madrid)

See also: "La Peur" [1936] and [1992]

[1954]: Aniene Film, Roma / Ariston Film GmbH, München

Angst [Also Fear and La Paura. A color film drama based on Stefan Zweig's novella "Angst"]

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Language: German [also English and Italian]

[2].

Director: Roberto Rossellini

[3].

Producer: Jochen Genzow

[4].

Film editors: Jolanda Benvenuti and Walter Boos

[5].

Script writers: Roberto Rossellini, Sergio Amidei, and Franz von Treuberg

[6].

Cast: Ingrid Bergman, Mathias Wieman, Renate Mannhardt, Kurt Kreuger et al.

[7].

Music by: Renzo Rossellini

[8].

Cinematographers: Carlo Carlini and Heinz Schnackertz

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Runtime: 1 hour and 23 minutes

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Released in Germany on 5 November 1954, in Italy on 18 February 1955, and in the United States in 1956

[1967]: Ceskoslovenska Televize, Praha [Prague]

[1978]: Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR), München

Angst [A color TV movie based on Stefan Zweig's novella "Angst"]

[1].

Language: German

[2].

Director: Dagmar Damek

[3].

Film editor: Edwarda Koschu

[4].

Script writer: Dagmar Damek

[5].

Cast: Matthias Habich, Eva Schukardt, Maja Specht, Judy Winter, and Manfred Zapatka

[6].

Music by: Klaus Schultze

[7].

Cinematographer: Ingo Hamer

[8].

Runtime: 1 hour

[9].

Released in West Germany on 20 December 1978