The Woman Who Disappeared Trailer (1949)

24 March 1949 Crime 93 mins

In England, a famous jewel collection is stolen. The police suspect that the jewels have been smuggled to Sweden, and in Stockholm, the young insurance detective Peter Holmer is commissioned to trace the stolen jewels. The tracks first lead Peter to a certain ballet master Lando, but when he comes to Lando's flat, he finds him murdered. Before the police were summoned, Peter saw a young lady smearing from the floor. He tries to catch her, but when he gets down the street she disappears in a taxi..

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Cast

Kenne Fant as Peter Holmer

Inger Juel as Lill Berger

Åke Fridell as Detective Lövdahl

Verner Thaysen as Karl Randers

Felix Alvo as Acrobat

Dagmar Olsson as Maria Lando

Cécile Ossbahr as Gerda Knutsson

Keve Hjelm as Göran Arnolds

Sven Arefeldt as The pianist/singer

Simon Brehm as The bassplayer

Charlie Norman

Crew

Thore Jederby Original Music Composer

Julius Jacobsen Original Music Composer

Otto Scheutz Production Manager

Bertil Palmgren Director of Photography

Wic Kjellin Editor

Arne Åkermark Art Direction

Pär Rådström Story

Thore Jederby Story

Anders Ångström Director

Pär Rådström Writer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 24 March 1949

Production Companies

Europa Film

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