Via Mala Trailer (1961)
A godless sawmill owner makes his family's life so hellish that he has to be killed.
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Cast
Gert Fröbe as Jonas Lauretz
Joachim Hansen as Andreas von Richenau
Christine Kaufmann as Sylvia Lauretz
Christian Wolff as Niklas Lauretz
Anita Höfer as Hanna Lauretz
Edith Schultze-Westrum as Mutter Lauretz
Joseph Offenbach as Knecht Jöry
Anne-Marie Blanc as Frau von Richenau
Rudolf Forster as Maler Matthias
Paul Henckels as Dr. Gutknecht
Claus Wilcke as Henry Scherz
Heinrich Gretler as Amtmann Bonatsch
Alexa von Porembsky as Wirtin Gumpers
Crew
Paul May Director
Kurt Heuser Writer
Paul May Writer
Artur Brauner Producer
Richard Angst Director of Photography
John Knittel Novel
Rolf A. Wilhelm Original Music Composer
Walter Wischniewsky Editor
Isabella Schlichting Production Design
Werner Schlichting Production Design
Hans Stumpf Assistant Director
Gerhard Müller Sound
International Releases Dates
Germany 09 August 1961
Production Companies
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