The Black Forest Girl
(1950)
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Paul Hörbiger | ... |
Domkapellmeister
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Sonja Ziemann | ... |
Bärbele Riederle
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Rudolf Prack | ... |
Hans Hauser - ein Maler
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Gretl Schörg | ... |
Malwine Heinau - ein Revuestar
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Walter Müller | ... |
Richard Petersen
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Lucie Englisch | ... |
Lorle
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Fritz Kampers | ... |
Jürgen - Wirt vom 'Blauen Ochsen'
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Ernst Waldow | ... |
Fritz Bussmann, Juwelier
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Hans Richter | ... |
Theo Patzke
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Kurt Zehe | ... |
Gottlieb, Knecht
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Trude Wilke-Roßwog | ... |
Traudel Riederle
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Kurt Pratsch-Kaufmann | ... |
Staubig, Buchhalter
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Franz-Otto Krüger | ... |
Conférencier
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Kurt Schöpp | ... |
Dompropst
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Country:
West GermanyLanguage:
GermanRelease Date:
7 September 1950 (West Germany) See more »Also Known As:
A Rapariga da Floresta Negra See more »Company Credits
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1.37 : 1
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This was the first "Heimatfilm" ever to be produced..."Grün ist die Heide" and many,many others followed,and they were more than just popular in the 50ies in Germany:It was the time short after World War II,and everyone just wanted to forget what happened - and so they didn't like movies that showed real problems of the world,but they loved "Heimatfilme",for they were pure "Kitsch" and showed a sweet,idyllic world far from reality...a simple love story around a pretty young man and a pretty young woman,either some comic or melodramatic elements,and beautiful shootings of the nature,undestroyed and wonderful-that's the ingredients for a good Heimatfilm,and that receipe always worked! Sonja Ziemann and Rudolf Prack (although he was more than 20 years older than her) were the dream-pair of the German Heimatfilm since this movie.She plays a girl from the black forest,who falls in love with a painter,and after some entanglement they find together at a national festival where everybody is happy,sings songs and wears historical black forest costumes. Today,Heimatfilme are just scorned. But it wasn't that bad at all...you have to accept your movie-past.Those movies were simple,but they spoke to the hearts of the people:the producers knew what the people wanted! It is also a part of movie history,and also a part of culture: That were the 50ies!!!