Am Rande der Welt (1928)
- Starring:
- Albert Steinruck, William Dieterle, (more)
- Director(s):
- Karl Grune
Synopsis of Am Rande der Welt
Am Rande der Welt (At the Edge of the World) was a German antiwar film that had the bad luck to be released in the U.S. at the same time as several other antiwar efforts. Even so, the picture was successful in London and Paris, a fact that the critics attributed as much to the direction by Karl Grune as to the subject matter. Brigitte Helm, who'd scored a sensation a year earlier in Metropolis, was the biggest "name" in the picture. The story was easy enough to follow in the film's original form: alas, the producers decided to severely curtail the film's running time, and as a result several important scenes were lost. The Variety reviewer complained that the characters were "abstractions" rather than people, but this was hardly unusual in German films from this period. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Am Rande der Welt
- Albert Steinruck - Der Mueller
- Brigitte Helm - Magda
- Victor Janson - Hauptmann
- Georg John
- William Dieterle - John
- Max Schreck - Troedler
- Jean Bradin - Leutnant
- Imre Radai - Geselle
- Director(s):
- Karl Grune
- Writer(s):
- Karl Grune
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