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Fusilier Wipf

Füsilier Wipf · 1938 | 116 min | Drama

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Synopsis

Fusilier Wipf is a 1938 Swiss drama film directed by Hermann Haller and Leopold Lindtberg and starring Paul Hubschmid, Heinrich Gretler and Robert Trösch. Adapted from Robert Faesi’s 1917 novella, it follows a hairdresser’s assistant conscripted during the First World War who matures into a thoughtful and responsible person. The film was one of Praesens-Film’s Swiss German productions associated with Switzerland’s geistige Landesverteidigung. It drew 1.25 million admissions in Switzerland, making it one of the country’s most successful films of the period.

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Credits

Director
Leopold Lindtberg, Hermann Haller
Screenplay
Richard Schweizer
Director of Photography
Emil Berna
Original Music Composer
Robert Blum
Country
Switzerland

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Cast · 9

RT

Robert Trösch

Heinrich Gretler

Heinrich Gretler

LD

Lisa Della Casa

EA

Elsie Attenhofer

Alfred Rasser

Alfred Rasser

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