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The Island of the Blessed
Max Reinhardt’s second and last silent film. It tells the story of two young girls (Cheerful & Shy) who, in order to escape their father’s authority, reaches an island of wonder filled with gods, nymphs, fauns and other creatures.
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Max Reinhardt’s second and last silent film. It tells the story of two young girls (Cheerful & Shy) who, in order to escape their father’s authority, reaches an island of wonder filled with gods, nymphs, fauns and other creatures.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Arthur Kahane
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Projektions-AG Union
Cast
Max Reinhardt
Director
Paul Davidson
Erika De Planque
Amor
Wilhelm Diegelmann
gutmütiger Vater
Mary Dietrich
Galathea
Gertrud Hackelberg
Munteres Maedchen
Ernst Hofmann
Vertraeumter Juengling
Arthur Kathane
Leopoldine Konstantin
Circe
Friedrich Kühne
Griesgraemiger Jungeselle
Werner Lotz
Kecker Juengling
Ernst Matray
Zerstreuter Jungeselle
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