The painter Hans Hauser falls head over heels in love with the "Black Forest girl" Bärbele Riederle. He travels to her home village and soon the two realize that they are made for each other.
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Title: The Black Forest Girl (1950)
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| Paul Hörbiger | ... | Domkapellmeister | |
| Sonja Ziemann | ... | Bärbele Riederle | |
| Rudolf Prack | ... | Hans Hauser - ein Maler | |
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Gretl Schörg | ... | Malwine Heinau - ein Revuestar |
| Walter Müller | ... | Richard Petersen | |
| Lucie Englisch | ... | Lorle | |
| Fritz Kampers | ... | Jürgen - Wirt vom 'Blauen Ochsen' | |
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Ernst Waldow | ... | Fritz Bussmann, Juwelier |
| Hans Richter | ... | Theo Patzke | |
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Kurt Seifert | ||
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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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The painter Hans Hauser falls head over heels in love with the "Black Forest girl" Bärbele Riederle. He travels to her home village and soon the two realize that they are made for each other.
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7 September 1950 (West Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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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!!!