Das Land ohne Frauen (1929) - film review

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Das Land ohne Frauen is a German film first released in 1929, directed by Carmine Gallone. The film is based on a novel by Peter Bolt and stars Conrad Veidt, Elga Brink, Clifford McLaglen and Grete Berger. It has also been released under the title: Bride 68. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Carmine Gallone
Script: Peter Bolt (novel), Ladislaus Vajda
Photo: Otto Kanturek, Bruno Timm
Music: Wolfgang Zeller
Cast: Conrad Veidt (Dick Ashton, telegrapher), Elga Brink (Evelyne Bernheim), Clifford McLaglen (Steve Parker), Grete Berger (Ashton’s mother), Mathias Wieman (American Physician), Ernö Verebes (O’Donegan – goldminer in Coolgardie), Erwin Faber (Jim Sleigh, goldminer), Carla Bartheel (Mary Dawson), Boris de Fast (Captain of "Hastings"), Kurt Vespermann (Joe Smith, "Hastings" steward), Charles Puffy (Dirt-covered man), Philipp Manning, Kurt Katch (Goldminer)
Country: Germany
Language: German
Runtime: 118 min; B&W
Aka: Bride 68; Bride Number 68; The Land Without Women

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