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Diary of a Lost Girl (DVD) Loot Price: R287
Discovery Miles 2 870
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Diary of a Lost Girl (DVD): Edith Meinhardt, Vera Pawlowa, Andre Roanne, Louise Brooks, Josef Rovensky, Arnold Korff, Fritz...

Diary of a Lost Girl (DVD)

Edith Meinhardt, Vera Pawlowa, Andre Roanne, Louise Brooks, Josef Rovensky, Arnold Korff, Fritz Rasp, Sybille Schmitz; Directed by Georg W. Pabst

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Classic German silent film directed by Georg W. Pabst. When Thymian (Louise Brooks), the young daughter of chemist Robert Henning (Josef Rovensky), discovers that her father has got their housekeeper Elisabeth (Sybille Schmitz) pregnant, she begins to wonder if she knows who her father really is. When Elisabeth's body is found after an apparent suicide, Thymian seeks refuge in the arms of Robert's assistant Meinert (Fritz Rasp) who takes advantage of her leaving her distraught and with child. After giving up the unwanted baby she falls into a job as a prostitute and starts on a downward spiral to destruction.

General

Studio: Eureka!
Release date: November 2014
Movie released: 1929
Actors: Edith Meinhardt • Vera Pawlowa • Andre Roanne • Louise Brooks • Josef Rovensky • Arnold Korff • Fritz Rasp • Sybille Schmitz
Directors: Georg W. Pabst
Dimensions: 170 x 135 x 15mm (L x W x T)
Format: DVD
Disks: 2
Region encoding: Region 2. This DVD will play in all South African DVD players.
Languages: English
Subtitles: German • English
Age restriction: PG
Categories: DVD > Classics
DVD > Feature Film
LSN: X6G-M8Y-7PE-2
Barcode: 5060000701500

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