Bruno Rahn

Berlin - 15.09.1927, Berlin

 

Rahn (November 24, 1887) was a German director of silent films who made such classics as Das Verlorene Paradies (1917), Frauen, die den Weg verloren (1926), Hölle der Liebe - Erlebnisse aus einem Tanzpalast (1926), Gern hab\' ich die Frauen geküßt (1926), Ehekonflikte (1927) and Kleinstadtsünder (1927). He died when he was only forty after directing his last film, Tragedy of a Street (Die Dirnentragödie, 1927), which was his only truly important film.

Filmography


Films by this director

Tragedy of a Street

(Die Dirnentragödie, 1927)

Directed by: Bruno Rahn
PHOTOGRAPHY: Guido Seeber
Synopsis:

A meeting between Felix, a young man from a bourgeois family, and an older prostitute has fatal consequences for the prostitute and her surroundings. After a serious argument with his parents Felix ends up on the street where he meets Auguste. She feels sorry for him and offers to take him into her apartment, which she shares with a young prostitute Clarisse and her pimp…

b/w, silent, 84 minute
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