
The Power of Love
Nov 13, 1911 · 31m
Director
August BlomOverview
Director Saxilds believes that his son, Gunnar (played by Carlo Wieth), is a splendid young man who stays away from women and temptations, but Saxild is surprised one day when he finds his son in the company of women. Gunnar is then employed in his father's office, where he meets the young girl Tove (played by Clara Wieth). The two initially develop innocent feelings for each other, but one day Gunnar seeks out Tove while he is drunk. She rejects him and he ends up in a seedy pub, where he gets into a fight with other drunks and ends up in the police station. When his father hears about it, he slaps him. But Tove takes care of Gunnar, comforts him, and Gunnar applies for the rescue corps.
Cast of The Power of Love
Crew of The Power of Love
About The Power of Love
What is The Power of Love about?
Director Saxilds believes that his son, Gunnar (played by Carlo Wieth), is a splendid young man who stays away from women and temptations, but Saxild is surprised one day when he finds his son in the company of women. Gunnar is then employed in his father's office, where he meets the young girl Tove (played by Clara Wieth). The two initially develop innocent feelings for each other, but one day…
When was The Power of Love released?
The Power of Love was released on November 13, 1911.
How long is The Power of Love?
The Power of Love runs 31 minutes.
Who directed The Power of Love?
The Power of Love was directed by August Blom.
Who is in the cast of The Power of Love?
The cast of The Power of Love includes Carlo Wieth (Gunnar Saxild), Axel Strøm (Saxild) and Clara Pontoppidan (Tove).


