The Call of the Sea Trailer

The Call of the Sea Trailer (1927)

12 October 1927 Romance 126 mins

The son of a miller, following his call, flees to the sea, but after several years he returns to his family and to his childhood romance, Hanka.

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Cast

Jerzy Marr

as Stach

Mariusz Maszynski

as Karol Skarski

Nora Ney

as Jola Van Loos

Krysia Dlugolecka

as Hanka, 7 year

Józefa Modzelewska

as Miller's wife

Tadeusz Fijewski

as Stach - Age 10

Stefan Szwarc

as Bosman Rudolf Minke

Aleksander Maniecki

as Helmsman Karlsen

Michał Halicz

as Smuggler

Stefan Hnydziński

as Farmhand in the mill

Oktawian Kaczanowski

as pan Ostojski

Stanisława Słubicka

as pani Ostojska

Crew

Seweryn Steinwurzel

Seweryn Steinwurzel Director of Photography

Józef Galewski

Józef Galewski Production Design

Maria Hirszbein

Maria Hirszbein Production Manager

Wladyslaw Markiewicz

Wladyslaw Markiewicz Production Manager

International Titles

The Call of the Sea Trailer

Любовь моряка Trailer

The Call of the Sea Trailer

International Releases Dates

Poland 12 October 1927

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