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Wo die Lerche singt

1956, German. Directed by Hans Wolff.

The renowned Viennese artist Stefan Helmers spends the summer in a mountain village where he has been commissioned to paint a church window. There, he falls in love with a peasant girl who accompanies him to Vienna after completing his work. But in the metropolis, both realize they have made a mistake. The girl returns to her village, and Helmers marries his longtime friend Anita.

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1h 37m
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German
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Released
29 November 1956
Country
Austria
Written by
Hugo M. Kreutzendorff, Karl Farkas

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Wo die Lerche singt (1956) was directed by Hans Wolff and stars Doris Kirchner, Theo Lingen, Oskar Sima.

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