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When the Red Army occupies Crimea, Jeanne's father, a French journalist, is killed. Jeanne herself flees to Paris with the help of Andreas, a Bolshevik whom she loves. There, she starts working in the detective agency of her uncle Raymond. Enlisted as a communist spy, Andreas is also sent to Paris, where he and Jeanne spend a romantic night together. But then a counterrevolutionary snitch breaks into the agency's office in order to steal precious jewellery and murders Raymond. Andreas is wrongfully accused of the crime, but Jeanne eventually manages to catch the criminal on a train. After the murderer is brought to justice, Jeanne and Andreas are finally united.
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Deutschland
1927, Spielfilm
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Director |
G. W. Pabst |
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Assistant director |
Mark Sorkin |
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Screenplay |
Ilja Ehrenburg; Ladislaus Vajda; Rudolf Leonhard |
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based on |
Ilja Ehrenburg (Roman "Ljubov Zanny Nej") |
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Director of photography |
Fritz Arno Wagner; Walter Robert Lach |
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Optical effects |
Ernst Kunstmann |
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Set design |
Otto Hunte; Victor Trivas |
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Editing |
Mark Sorkin; G. W. Pabst; Paul Falkenberg (?) |
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Music |
Hans May (Bei der Uraufführung) |
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Cast |
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Edith Jehanne |
Jeanne Ney |
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Brigitte Helm |
Cousine Gabriele Ney |
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Hertha von Walther |
Margot |
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Uno Henning |
Sowjetagent Andreas |
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Fritz Rasp |
Weißgardistischer Spitzel Chalybieff |
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Adolf Edgar Licho |
Onkel Raymond Ney |
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Eugen Jensen |
Vater Alfred Ney |
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Hans Járay |
Emile Poitras |
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Wladimir Sokoloff |
Zacharkiewicz |
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Siegfried Arno |
Detektiv Gaston |
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Jack Trevor |
Mr. Jack |
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Mammey Terja-Basa |
Diener |
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Victor Trivas |
Passant |
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Heinrich Gotho |
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Josefine Dora |
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Margarete Kupfer |
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Additional Titles |
Der Leidensweg der Jeanne Ney (Verleihtitel, Österreich); L' amour de Jeanne Ney (Verleihtitel, Frankreich); Sklaven der Begierden (Verleihtitel, Österreich) |
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Production company |
Universum-Film AG (UFA) (Berlin) |
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Shoot |
05.1927-08.1927: Paris (Montparnasse, Gare du Nord, Quartier des Halles, Parc des Buttes-Chaumont), zwischen Be |
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Original distributor |
Parufamet GmbH (Berlin) |
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Format |
35mm |
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Picture/Sound |
s/w, stumm |
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Screening |
Uraufführung (DE): 06.12.1927, Berlin, U.T. Kurfürstendamm |
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Movie rating |
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Length |
6 Akte, 2630 m |
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Rating |
Zensur (DE): 11.11.1927, Nr. B.17228, Jugendverbot |
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