The Minister's Daughter
Des Pfarrers Töchterlein
Synopsis
Klara and her father have been alone since her mother died. Her close friend Hans leaves for the military, and on returning as a fine young man, rushes to see Klara. As their families work to keep them apart, their love grows stronger and stronger.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
January 10, 1914
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Adolf Gärtner
- Original Title
- Des Pfarrers Töchterlein
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 37m
- Production Studios
- Messters Projektion GmbH
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Adolf Gärtner
Oskar Messter
Department Leadership Roster
Adolf Gärtner
Director
Oskar Messter
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Minister's Daughter
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What is The Minister's Daughter about?
Klara and her father have been alone since her mother died. Her close friend Hans leaves for the military, and on returning as a fine young man, rushes to see Klara. As their families work to keep them apart, their love grows stronger and stronger.
Who directed The Minister's Daughter?
The Minister's Daughter was directed by Adolf Gärtner.
Who stars in The Minister's Daughter?
The principal cast of The Minister's Daughter includes Henny Porten, Rudolf Biebrach, Lotte Müller, Olga Engl, Frida Richard.
When was The Minister's Daughter released and how long is it?
The Minister's Daughter was released in 1913 with a total runtime of 37m.