The Song of the Hohe Tauern Trailer (1955)

03 February 1955 Adventure, Drama 109 mins

Austria, 1950s. Safety engineer Peter Dahle increasingly sees a personal enemy in the construction of the power station and the mountain of Kaprun. To protect his workers, he asks the experienced mountain guide Hans Tribusser for help. For the glockner king, the massive intervention in nature is tantamount to blasphemy and he refuses his support. This brings Dahle's former love onto the scene. The wealthy Barbara Fuller is able to change the nature lover's mind, but her intrusion into the men's domain causes new disasters.

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Cast

Albert Lieven as Peter Dahle

Waltraut Haas as Barbara Fuller

Eduard Köck as Hans Tribusser

Ida Krottendorf as Maria, seine Enkelin

Gustl Gstettenbaur as Gustl Feller, Kranführer

Joachim Fuchsberger as Der 'schöne Eugen'

Jutta Bornemann as Gretl, seine Frau

Peter Carsten as Bertl

Klaus Pohl

Crew

Anton Kutter Director

Anton Kutter Writer

Willy Mattes Original Music Composer

Josef Kirzeder Director of Photography

Hildegard Giese-Goltz Editor

Sepp Rothaur Art Direction

Gustav Weiß Director of Photography

International Titles

Das Lied der Hohen Tauern Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 03 February 1955

Production Companies

Bergland-Film

Süddeutsche Filmproduktion

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