Return at Dawn Trailer (1938)

18 November 1938 Drama, Romance 94 mins

Married to Karl Ammer, the station master of Thaya, a Hungarian quiet village, Anita is a pretty young peasant who feels deeply bored. She dreams of another life while watching the daily express trains to Budapest. An incident will force her to leave her province: she has to go to Budapest to attend the funeral of an aunt and receive a share of the inheritance. After completing the formalities, Anita misses the train to go back home and then she finds herself alone in the capital.

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Cast

Danielle Darrieux as Anita Ammer

Pierre Dux as Karl Ammer

Jacques Dumesnil as Dick Farmer aka 'Keith'

Pierre Mingand as Osten

Raymond Cordy as Pali

Samson Fainsilber as L'inspecteur Veber

Marcel Delaître as Le commissaire

Thérèse Dorny as The fashion house director

Louis Florencie

Léonce Corne as A friend of Osten

André Numès as The notary

Jacques Henley as A friend of Osten

Robert Ozanne as A traveler

Yvonne Yma

Marcelle Barry

Crew

Henri Decoin Writer

Serge Piménoff Production Design

Henri Decoin Director

Joseph Bercholz Producer

Vicki Baum Writer

Pierre Geoffroy Production Manager

Henri Tiquet Camera Operator

Marguerite Beaugé Editor

Pierre Wolff Writer

Paul Misraki Original Music Composer

Antoine Archimbaud Sound

Nicolas Wilcke Special Effects

Léonce-Henri Burel Director of Photography

Alexandre Laurier Assistant Director

Georges Régnier Camera Operator

International Titles

She Returned at Dawn Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 18 November 1938

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