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The Burning Heart (1929)

This 1929 drama and romance film from Germany is directed by Ludwig Berger and recorded in German. Its title is The Burning Heart. The credited cast includes Mady Christians, Gustav Fröhlich and Friedrich Kayssler. The recorded runtime is 113 minutes.

The Burning Heart 1929 movie poster
Poster: Eric Rohman · Public domain · modified to card size

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Story and details

This 1929 drama and romance film from Germany is directed by Ludwig Berger and recorded in German. Its title is The Burning Heart. The credited cast includes Mady Christians, Gustav Fröhlich and Friedrich Kayssler. The recorded runtime is 113 minutes.

Content type
Movie
Release year
1929
Verified genres
Drama, Romance
Original language
German
Runtime
113 minutes

Viewing context

The Burning Heart is catalogued under Drama, Romance. Use those verified genre tags and the spoiler-free story above to decide whether it suits your movie night.

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Cast and director

Main cast: Mady Christians, Gustav Fröhlich, Friedrich Kayssler, Frida Richard

Director: Ludwig Berger

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Frequently asked questions

What type of title is The Burning Heart?

The Burning Heart is listed in this catalogue as a movie from 1929.

What genres describe The Burning Heart?

The verified catalogue genres are Drama, Romance.

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