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The Dark Valley
The Alps, late 19th century. Greider, a mysterious lone rider who claims to be a photographer, arrives at an isolated lumber village, despotically ruled by a family clan, asking for winter accommodation.
2014 · Directed by Andreas Prochaska · 115 min · Drama · Thriller · 18 frames
Crew
- Screenplay: Andreas Prochaska, Martin Ambrosch
- Cinematography: Thomas W. Kiennast
- Edited by: Daniel Prochaska
- Music: Matthias Weber
- Production design: Claus Rudolf Amler
- Produced by: Stefan Arndt, Helmut Grasser
Cast
- Sam Riley as Greider
- Tobias Moretti as Hans Brenner
- Paula Beer as Luzi
- Thomas Schubert as Lukas
- Carmen Gratl as Mrs. Gader
- Clemens Schick as Luis Brenner
- Helmuth Häusler as Hubert Brenner
- Martin Leutgeb as Otto Brenner
- Johann Nikolussi as Rudolf Brenner
- Florian Brückner as Edi Brenner
Production
- Country: Austria, Germany
- Language: English, German
- Studios: Allegro Film, X Filme Creative Pool, SamFilm, ZDF
- Budget: $6,875,270
- Themes: family secrets, family clan, family feud, alps mountains, mysterious stranger, 19th century, lumber camp, wildlife photographer, isolated community
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