The Secret of the Mine
A bánya titka
Synopsis
Éva, an orphaned mine heiress, is on the verge of gaining her inheritance from Count Rudolf. In order to retain control, Rudolf aims to provoke a worker's revolt against her. Éva then meets Jura, one of the miners, who claims he was raised from birth within the mine by a mysterious witch named Anna.
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- Director
- Ödön Uher ifj.
- Screenplay & Story
- Max Pemberton, Ödön Uher ifj.
- Original Title
- A bánya titka
- Country of Origin
- Hungary
- Spoken Languages
- Hungarian
- Runtime
- 1h 40m
- Production Studios
- Uher
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Ödön Uher ifj.
Max Pemberton, Ödön Uher ifj.
Ödön Uher ifj.
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Ödön Uher ifj.
Director
Max Pemberton
Screenplay
Ödön Uher ifj.
Screenplay
Max Pemberton
Screenplay
Ödön Uher ifj.
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What is The Secret of the Mine about?
Éva, an orphaned mine heiress, is on the verge of gaining her inheritance from Count Rudolf. In order to retain control, Rudolf aims to provoke a worker's revolt against her. Éva then meets Jura, one of the miners, who claims he was raised from birth within the mine by a mysterious witch named Anna.
Who directed The Secret of the Mine?
The Secret of the Mine was directed by Ödön Uher ifj..
Who stars in The Secret of the Mine?
The principal cast of The Secret of the Mine includes Melitta Mea, Kató Dömötör, Emil Fenyö, László Bakó, Lajos Gellért.
When was The Secret of the Mine released and how long is it?
The Secret of the Mine was released in 1918 with a total runtime of 1h 40m.