De mystiske Z-Straaler
Synopsis
Karsakow is a circus dancer who's just lost his job. How will his little brother Vladir and himself survive? In the paper Karsakow reads about the inventor Berg, who has constructed a light beam that shines through everything. The Z beam. Professor Berg seeks persons to participate in scientific research with the development of the Z beam. When Karsakow's agent can't find him any new work, he decides to contact Berg.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- George Schnéevoigt
- Screenplay & Story
- George Schnéevoigt
- Original Title
- De mystiske Z-Straaler
- Country of Origin
- Denmark
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 35m
- Production Studios
- Nordisk Film Denmark
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What is De mystiske Z-Straaler about?
Karsakow is a circus dancer who's just lost his job. How will his little brother Vladir and himself survive? In the paper Karsakow reads about the inventor Berg, who has constructed a light beam that shines through everything. The Z beam. Professor Berg seeks persons to participate in scientific research with the development of the Z beam. When Karsakow's agent can't find him any new work, he decides to contact Berg.
Who directed De mystiske Z-Straaler?
De mystiske Z-Straaler was directed by George Schnéevoigt.
Who stars in De mystiske Z-Straaler?
The principal cast of De mystiske Z-Straaler includes Anton De Verdier, Fridjof von Kaulbach, Johannes Ring, Alma Hinding.
When was De mystiske Z-Straaler released and how long is it?
De mystiske Z-Straaler was released in 1916 with a total runtime of 35m.