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The Fugitive Lover

1927, German. Directed by Richard Oswald.

A German soldier lies wounded on the front line in the First World War. To avoid capture or death, he assumes the identity of a fallen French officer. As the German soldier happens to speak fluent French, nobody realizes the deception. The soldier begins a new life in Paris, yet remains in constant fear of being exposed as the ‘enemy’.

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2h 19m
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Language
German
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Released
8 December 1927
Original title
Dr. Bessels Verwandlung
Country
Germany
Written by
Herbert Juttke, Georg C. Klaren

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The Fugitive Lover (1927) was directed by Richard Oswald and stars Agnes Esterhazy, Hans Stüwe, Jakob Tiedtke.

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