Mirrors of the Soul
Kan disse Øjne lyve?
Synopsis
When the rich man’s son Egil falls in love with the poor showgirl Rigi, his family is sceptical. They think that she’s not a good match for him, and perhaps they’re right. Just as the young couple’s fortunes are on the up, the bride-to-be disappears without a trace, and Egil is plagued by doubt: Was Rigi his true love, or was he just blinded by her beautiful yet mysterious maiden eyes? (Stumfilm.dk)
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- A.W. Sandberg
- Screenplay & Story
- Christian Nobel
- Original Title
- Kan disse Øjne lyve?
- Country of Origin
- Denmark
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
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A.W. Sandberg
Christian Nobel
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Christian Nobel
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A.W. Sandberg
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What is Mirrors of the Soul about?
When the rich man’s son Egil falls in love with the poor showgirl Rigi, his family is sceptical. They think that she’s not a good match for him, and perhaps they’re right. Just as the young couple’s fortunes are on the up, the bride-to-be disappears without a trace, and Egil is plagued by doubt: Was Rigi his true love, or was he just blinded by her beautiful yet mysterious maiden eyes? (Stumfilm.dk)
Who directed Mirrors of the Soul?
Mirrors of the Soul was directed by A.W. Sandberg.
Who stars in Mirrors of the Soul?
The principal cast of Mirrors of the Soul includes Gunnar Tolnæs, Philip Bech, Kate Riise, Annie Foght-Jensen, Egill Rostrup.
When was Mirrors of the Soul released and how long is it?
Mirrors of the Soul was released in 1921 with a total runtime of 1h 29m.