
Dreaming Days
Verträumte Tage
Synopsis
The Berger couple want to enjoy their vacation in the mountains, a break that they both deserve. Because Maya suffers from strong emotional swings and feels constrained by the concerns of her husband, who is successful in the hospitality industry. Things don't improve during the holidays, and tensions between the two even escalate when Maya gets involved with a mountain guide. But even this brief affair ends in tragedy: the lover is struck by lightning on a tour and falls to his death.
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- Director
- Emil E. Reinert
- Original Title
- Verträumte Tage
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 1h 18m
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Emil E. Reinert
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Emil E. Reinert
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dreaming Days
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What is Dreaming Days about?
The Berger couple want to enjoy their vacation in the mountains, a break that they both deserve. Because Maya suffers from strong emotional swings and feels constrained by the concerns of her husband, who is successful in the hospitality industry. Things don't improve during the holidays, and tensions between the two even escalate when Maya gets involved with a mountain guide. But even this brief affair ends in tragedy: the lover is struck by lightning on a tour and falls to his death.
Who directed Dreaming Days?
Dreaming Days was directed by Emil E. Reinert.
Who stars in Dreaming Days?
The principal cast of Dreaming Days includes Aglaja Schmid, O.W. Fischer, Axel von Ambesser, Josef Sieber, Margo Lion.
When was Dreaming Days released and how long is it?
Dreaming Days was released in 1951 with a total runtime of 1h 18m.
