Burning Secret (1988) - film review

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Burning Secret is a British film first released in 1988, directed by Andrew Birkin. The film is based on a novel by Stefan Zweig and stars Klaus Maria Brandauer, Faye Dunaway, David Eberts, Ian Richardson and John Nettleton. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Andrew Birkin
Script: Stefan Zweig (novel)
Photo: Ernest Day
Music: Hans Zimmer
Cast: Klaus Maria Brandauer (The Baron Baron Alexander von Hauenstein), Faye Dunaway (Mrs. Sonya Tuchman), David Eberts (Edmund Tuchman), Ian Richardson (Mr. Tuchman), John Nettleton (Doctor Weiss), Martin Obernigg (Concierge), Václav Stekl (Assistant Concierge), Vladimír Pospísil (Hotel Manager), Karel Karas-Kratochvil (Doorman), Ivo Niederle (Sanatorium Manager), Jarmila Derkova (Frau Isambard), Josef Kubícek (Station Master), Veronika Jeníková (Kissing Woman), Roman Hajek (Kissing Man), Raoul Schránil (Hotel Guest), Karel Peyr (Hotel Guest), Nelly Gaierová (Hotel Guest), Vaclav Pesca (Hotel Guest), Bella Jurdova (Hotel Guest), Vlasta Sedova (Hotel Guest), Jan Laibl (Hotel Guest), Hugo Kaminský (Hotel Guest), Hana Packertová (Hotel Guest), Vladimir Matejcek (Hotel Guest)
Country: UK / West Germany
Language: English
Runtime: 106 min

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