Information about the contents has not survived.
According to the Cinematographical bulletin no.10 from the 1st of January 1918, the film contains the following allegory: "As the plague spreads throughout the Czech Lands and with crawling steps moves ever closer to the capital city, a man-at-arms stands in the road before the Vyšehrad gate. He is powerless against the plague; he falls to the ground, struck down by the infection. The film contains local objects of interest, there are many bewitching shots here of our hundred-spired Prague, the mother of the cities." The film materials are believed lost.
Hermína ze Škodů (Nový život – divadelní hra)
Praha roku 1549
Praha roku 1549
Prague in 1549
Nový život / Das neue Leben
A New Life
film
featuretheatrical distribution
lost film
drama
Austria-Hungary
1918
1918
premiere 22 March 1918 (kino Orient, Praha)
Philipp a Pressburger
35mm
1:1,33
black & white
silent
Czech
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech
