Die Braut des flössers

Originaltitel: Koskenlaskijan morsian

1937
1 Std. 23 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,9/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Drama Romance

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuHeikki tries to overcome his financial difficulties by marrying his son Juhani and the only daughter of Nuottaniemi, Hanna. She is in love with the honest Antti and is threatened by the fier... Alles lesenHeikki tries to overcome his financial difficulties by marrying his son Juhani and the only daughter of Nuottaniemi, Hanna. She is in love with the honest Antti and is threatened by the fiery and dangerous Juhani.Heikki tries to overcome his financial difficulties by marrying his son Juhani and the only daughter of Nuottaniemi, Hanna. She is in love with the honest Antti and is threatened by the fiery and dangerous Juhani.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,9/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Fotos

Wissenswertes
It was long assumed that all copies of this film were destroyed, but in late 1990s a copy was found from Michigan, USA.

Verbindungen
Edited into Nyrkin ja hellan välissä (1997)

Soundtracks
Alkusoitto
Written and Composed by Harry Bergström

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5/10

Fading star from the golden age

Based on Väinö Kataja's novel "Koskenlaskijan morsian" was a successful film from the "golden age" of Finnish movie. Suomi-Filmi had Valentin Vaala re-direct this classic story although Erkki Karhu had made a good silent version in 1923 already.

It's a melodrama of a village along rapids where Iisakki's (Jalmari Rinne) son gets drowned. He bears a grudge to his brother Heikki (Eino Jurkka) who he thinks could have saved his sons life.

In the beginning Vaala gets his best scenes indoors where people try to force confused Heikki to confess his indifference. Today 70 years later the movie's looks ain't that sharp anymore and its strongest passion is gone but still "Koskenlaskijan morsian" is a fine example of Finnish movie making from the 30's.