Deutsche Helden

Deutsche Helden

Release date : November 20, 1914
Runtime : 43m
Countries of origin : Germany /
Original Language :
Director : Franz Hofer /
Writers : Franz Hofer /
Production companies :
November 20, 1914 43m Germany More
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This film tells the story of Wendhorst, a man who is constantly striving to do his duty for his country. He protects Germany’s secrets but when his wife lets them slip, he abandons her and decides to continue to protect his country but this time on the battlefield. He is depicted as a hero battling enemy troops, but also demonstrates kindness and benevolence when he listens to the story of two prisoners. His benevolence is rewarded, as the prisoners turn out to be his wife and his son, whom he has never met. His newfound son decides to join him in battle but is killed fighting, and at the end of the film only Wendhorst comes home to his wife. Wendhorst and his son depict ideal German soldiers whose belief in the glory and good of their country never falters, even to the very end.
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  • title:Deutsche Helden
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1914
  • Runtime:43m
  • Genres:
  • Countries of origin: Germany ·
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Franz Hofer /
  • Writers: Franz Hofer ·
  • Production companies:
  • Overview:This film tells the story of Wendhorst, a man who is constantly striving to do his duty for his country. He protects Germany’s secrets but when his wife lets them slip, he abandons her and decides to continue to protect his country but this time on the battlefield. He is depicted as a hero battling enemy troops, but also demonstrates kindness and benevolence when he listens to the story of two prisoners. His benevolence is rewarded, as the prisoners turn out to be his wife and his son, whom he has never met. His newfound son decides to join him in battle but is killed fighting, and at the end of the film only Wendhorst comes home to his wife. Wendhorst and his son depict ideal German soldiers whose belief in the glory and good of their country never falters, even to the very end.
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