Sinful Blood
Country
Czechoslovakia, GermanyCopyright
1929Production year
1929Premiere
11/1929Runtime
95 minDirector
Victor TrivasCategory
filmGenre
dramaTypology
featuretheatrical distributionlongOriginal title
Bujná krevCzech title
Bujná krevEnglish title
Sinful BloodParallel title
Aufruhr des BlutesWorking title
Hříšná krevSynopsis
Three friends, Oskar, Jiří and Fred, leave the big city to travelaround the countryside. They set up camp by a lake amidst forests and meadows. They meet Věra who has escaped from a caravan. All three try to gain Věra's affections but she has eyes only for the hefty Oskar. The other two friends have to leave the tent. When supplies run out Oskar has to go back to the city and Jiří and Fred become rivals for Věra's favours. Věra quickly forgets Oskar and falls in love with Jiří. Oskar, on his return, feels betrayed by Jiří and they become involved in a fierce fight. When they return to the tent, exhausted, they find it empty...Věra's departure reconciles the friends once more. (According to an article appearing in the press at the time the film was made.)
Note
In the Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv, Berlin has survived a unique copy K-N 2022,0 m.
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Original Title
Bujná krev
Czech Title
Bujná krev
English Title
Sinful Blood
Parallel Title
Aufruhr des Blutes
Working Title
Hříšná krev
Category
film
Typology
featuretheatrical distribution
Genre
drama
Origin country
Czechoslovakia, Germany
Copyright
1929
Production Year
1929
Production specifications
date of censorship 25 November 1929
Premiere
premiere 11/1929 /unsuitable for youths/
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Duration typology
feature film
Duration in minutes
95 min
Original length in metres
2 700 meters
Distribution carrier
35mm
Aspect ratio
1:1,33
Colour
black & white
Sound
silent
Versions
Czech
Dialogue languages
without dialogue
Subtitles languages
without subtitles
Intertitles languages
Czech
Opening/End credits languages
Czech
