Rakkauden kaikkivalta – Amor omnia Trailer

Rakkauden kaikkivalta – Amor omnia Trailer (1922)

12 November 1922 Drama 83 mins

Örn, an aging countess, finds herself reminiscing about the tragic fate of the young lovers Carl-Johan Örn and Margareta by the family tombs.

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Cast

Konrad Tallroth

as Carolus Örn

Ida Brander

as Hedvig Örn

Eugen Kopkin

as Carl Örn

Valentine Panjutin

as Harriet Örn

Alex Biaudet

as Carl-Johan Örn

Beat-Sofi Granqvist

as Adèle von Wildheim

John Precht

as Henrik Loeven

Greti Grey

as Mary

Sara Järnefelt

as Margretha von Wildheim

Eero Leväluoma

as Kristian

Edith Lamroth

as kaikki järjestävä 'täti' (uncredited)

Crew

Armas Fredman

Armas Fredman Assistant Camera

Armas Vallasvuo

Armas Vallasvuo Assistant Camera

Karl Fager

Karl Fager Production Design

Kalle Havas

Kalle Havas Still Photographer

Kurt Jäger

Kurt Jäger Director of Photography

Erkki Karu

Erkki Karu Producer

Kosti Lehtinen

Kosti Lehtinen Still Photographer

International Titles

Kärlekens allmakt – Amor omnia Trailer

International Releases Dates

Finland 12 November 1922

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