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'''1951: Ring-Film [Wien] / Kammerspiel-Film [Hamburg]''' | '''[1951]: Ring-Film [Wien] / Kammerspiel-Film [Hamburg]''' | ||
''Das gestohlene Jahr'' [A black and white film drama based on an unpublished novella by Stefan Zweig] | ''Das gestohlene Jahr'' [A black and white film drama based on an unpublished novella by Stefan Zweig] | ||
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Cinematographer: Karóly Kurzmayer | Cinematographer: Karóly Kurzmayer | ||
Runtime: 1 hour and 29 minutes | Runtime: 1 hour and 29 minutes | ||
Released in Austria on 4 January 1951 | Released in Austria on 4 January 1951 and in West Germany on 22 June 1951 | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:29, 1 December 2017
[1951]: Ring-Film [Wien] / Kammerspiel-Film [Hamburg]
Das gestohlene Jahr [A black and white film drama based on an unpublished novella by Stefan Zweig]
[1].
Language: German
[2].
Director: Wilfried Fraß
[3].
Producer: Karl F. Sommer
[4].
Script writers: Wilfried Fraß, Berthold Viertel, and Walter von Hollander
[5].
Cast: Ewald Balser, Oskar Werner, Elisabeth Höbarth, Fita Benkhoff, Albert Florath, Heinz Klingenberg et al.
[6].
Music by: Alfred Uhl
[7].
Cinematographer: Karóly Kurzmayer
[8].
Runtime: 1 hour and 29 minutes
[9].
Released in Austria on 4 January 1951 and in West Germany on 22 June 1951
See: Thomas Eicher. "Rausch der Verwandlung als Filmprojekt? Stefan Zweigs Nachlassroman, die Filmnovelle Das gestohlene Jahr und die Folgen" in Stefan Zweig lebt. Akten des 2. Internationalen Stefan Zweig Kongresses in Salzburg 1998 [1999], No. 5, pp. 33-48