Oranje Hein Trailer

Oranje Hein Trailer (1936)

26 October 1936 Comedy, Music 78 mins

Mientje comes from an ordinary working class family. Her father's alcoholism threatens to put an end to her engagement to Herman, her well to do fiancée. When her parents divorce, Mientje comes into conflict with her future mother-in-law. A grim but ultimately hopeful look at marital problems, poverty, lost love and alcoholism in a working class neighbourhood in Amsterdam.

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Cast

Herman Bouber

as Oranje Hein

Jeanne Verstraete

as Mientje van der Spil

Johan Elsensohn

as Thijs van der Spil

Annie Verhulst

as Ant van der Spil

Max Croiset

as Herman

Chris Laurentius

as Oom Kees

Harry Boda

as Dorus

Theo Moens

as Jan Tollenaar

Sylvain Poons

as Oom Bram

Crew

Max Tak

Max Tak Music

Max Nosseck

Director

Leo Meyer

Leo Meyer Producer

Herman Bouber

Herman Bouber Scenario Writer

Leo Meyer

Leo Meyer Scenario Writer

Friedrich Raff

Friedrich Raff Scenario Writer

International Titles

Feest in de Jordaan Trailer

International Releases Dates

Netherlands 26 October 1936

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