Romance from the Tatra Mountains
Jan 04, 1935 · 1h 21m
Director
Josef RovenskýOverview
In Slovakia’s Tatra mountains, ironsmith Pavel lives with his son Janko and orphan Anuška, who are close. Janko spends summer pasturing sheep, while Anuška deals with Jura’s advances. Janko meets Soňa Varenová, a city woman seeking peace, and becomes her guide, causing village gossip. At a festival, Janko ignores Anuška for Soňa, angering Pavel. Pavel asks Soňa to leave Janko for Anuška, and she agrees despite her feelings. Janko seeks Anuška’s forgiveness, but she’s in the mountains. He follows her, and they reconcile by lighting a large fire.
Cast of Romance from the Tatra Mountains
Crew of Romance from the Tatra Mountains
Josef RovenskýDirector, Story, Screenplay
Pavel LudikarLyricist, Story, Screenplay
Hans DorasilStory, Screenplay- Josef DobešOriginal Music Composer
- Karel DeglDirector of Photography
- Jan KohoutEditor
- Vilém RittershainProduction Design
- Josef ZoraSound
- Václav DražilAssistant Director
- František MorávekProduction Manager
- Arnold ReimannSet Decoration
- Willy StrömingerStill Photographer
About Romance from the Tatra Mountains
What is Romance from the Tatra Mountains about?
In Slovakia’s Tatra mountains, ironsmith Pavel lives with his son Janko and orphan Anuška, who are close. Janko spends summer pasturing sheep, while Anuška deals with Jura’s advances. Janko meets Soňa Varenová, a city woman seeking peace, and becomes her guide, causing village gossip. At a festival, Janko ignores Anuška for Soňa, angering Pavel. Pavel asks Soňa to leave Janko for Anuška, and she…
When was Romance from the Tatra Mountains released?
Romance from the Tatra Mountains was released on January 4, 1935.
How long is Romance from the Tatra Mountains?
Romance from the Tatra Mountains runs 1 hour 21 minutes (81 minutes).
Who directed Romance from the Tatra Mountains?
Romance from the Tatra Mountains was directed by Josef Rovenský.
Who is in the cast of Romance from the Tatra Mountains?
The cast of Romance from the Tatra Mountains includes Pavel Ludikar, Arno Velecký, Jiřina Štěpničková, Markéta Krausová and Antonín Soukup.