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Sumurûn: Directed by Max Reinhardt. With Bertha Wiesenthal, Victor Arnold, Rudolf Blümner, Paul Conradi. Earlier version of Reinhardt Orientalist pantomime, later remade by Lubitsch: a pathetic hunchback performer and a flirtatious dancing girl get involved at the court of a despotic Arabian desert sheikh, complete with sinister eunuchs.
Sumurûn película dirigida por Max Reinhardt y protagonizada por Bertha Wiesenthal, Victor Arnold y Rudolf Blümner. Año: 1910. Sinopsis: Versión anterior de la pantomima orientalista de Reinhardt, posteriormente rehecha por Lubitsch: un patético jorobado y una bailarina coqueta se involucran en la corte de un despótico jeque del desier ...
A company of travelling performers arrive at a fictional oriental city. It includes the beautiful dancer Yannaia, the hunchback clown Yeggar who is lovesick for Yannaia and the Old Lady who loves Yeggar. The slave trader Achmed wants to sell Yannaia to the Sheik for his harem. At the Palace, the Sheik finds out that his favourite, Sumurun, is ...
Sumurun: Directed by Ernst Lubitsch. With Ernst Lubitsch, Pola Negri, Paul Wegener, Jenny Hasselqvist. The favorite slave girl of a tyrannical sheik falls in love with a cloth merchant. Meanwhile, a hunchback clown suffers unrequited love for a traveling dancer who wants to join the harem.
7 de dic. de 2021 · Extract. Sumurun, a wordless play in nine scenes directed by Max Reinhardt, was conceived as an experiment. It opened at Reinhardt's 300-seat Kammerspiele Theatre on April 22, 1910. Because of its opening night success it was moved to the 1000-seat house next door, the Deutsches Theatre, where it entered the repertory in May 1910.
SUMURÛN. Directed by. Max Reinhardt. Germany, 1910. Drama, Romance. Synopsis. A pathetic hunchback performer and a flirtatious dancing girl get involved at the court of a despotic Arabian desert sheikh, complete with sinister eunuchs. Synopsis.
Cinematic Time Capsule 1920 Marathon - Film #21. Great misfortune threatens Sumurun. Ernst Lubitsch produces a racy (for it’s time) historical costume drama that for me was a bit of a mixed bag. The overall production value is impressive, with some massive sets and a great cast of actors, but I found the story a bit confusing, overly drawn out and not very engaging.
