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Backstairs (1926)
In a poor neighborhood of a big city, a crippled mailman is in love with a maid who lives in his building. However, she is in love with a wealthy and handsome young man, who soon disappears. The mailman provides the maid with letters that get her hopes up... but tragedy will soon befall all three.
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In a poor neighborhood of a big city, a crippled mailman is in love with a maid who lives in his building. However, she is in love with a wealthy and handsome young man, who soon disappears. The mailman provides the maid with letters that get her hopes up... but tragedy will soon befall all three.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Carl Mayer
In Theaters:6/3/1926
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Henny Porten Filmproduktion, Gloria Film, UFA
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