Should We Be Silent? Trailer (1926)
A melodrama about a painter who is infected with syphilis, refuses treatment, turns to the use instead of narcotics, and withers away.
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Cast
Conrad Veidt as Paul Hartwig, Maler
Walter Rilla as Dr. Georg Mauthner
Mary Parker as Leonie Pierson
Elga Brink as Assistentin
Fritz Kortner as Der annoncirende Arzt
Betty Astor as Inge
Crew
Richard Oswald Director
Heinrich Richter Art Direction
Richard Oswald Writer
Gustav Ucicky Cinematography
Eduard von Borsody Cinematography
International Titles
Смеем ли мы молчать Trailer
International Releases Dates
Germany 05 April 1926
Production Companies
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