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by Josef BERNE
& Seymour STERN
1933 / 35mm / b&w / sound / 1 screen / 31' 32 |
Co-Maker: Cameron MacPherson.
Featuring Julie Hayden, Ole M. Ness, Frank Eklof.
“Adapted by Seymour Stern, Berne’s film tells of a farm girl in conflict with her authoritarian father over a young drifter. Virtually silent, the film’s strength is its lyrical realism—its pastoral scenes are shot on a real farm and don’t suppress the harsh reality of American agriculture.” — Jan-Christopher Horak