Romance from the Tatra Mountains Trailer (1935)

04 January 1935 Drama, Romance 81 mins

In Slovakia’s Tatra mountains, ironsmith Pavel lives with his son Janko and orphan Anuška, who are close. Janko spends summer pasturing sheep, while Anuška deals with Jura’s advances. Janko meets Soňa Varenová, a city woman seeking peace, and becomes her guide, causing village gossip. At a festival, Janko ignores Anuška for Soňa, angering Pavel. Pavel asks Soňa to leave Janko for Anuška, and she agrees despite her feelings. Janko seeks Anuška’s forgiveness, but she’s in the mountains. He follows her, and they reconcile by lighting a large fire.

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Cast

Crew

Josef Dobeš Original Music Composer

Josef Rovenský Director

František Morávek Production Manager

Václav Dražil Assistant Director

Jan Kohout Editor

Karel Degl Director of Photography

Pavel Ludikar Story

Pavel Ludikar Screenplay

Josef Rovenský Screenplay

Arnold Reimann Set Decoration

Hans Dorasil Story

Vilém Rittershain Production Design

International Titles

Das Lied der Heimat Trailer

Tatra-Romanz (Das Lied der Heimat) Trailer

Píseň domova Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 22 September 1942

Production Companies

Dori-film

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