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Dominican Rep. One Hour of Happiness
- Original title
- Eine Stunde Glück
- Year
- 1931
- Running time
- 60 min.
- Country
Germany- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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- Music
- Cinematography
Wilhelm Ballasz, Charles J. Stumar (B&W)- Producer
- Genre
- Drama. Musical
- Synopsis
- One Hour of Happiness" is the official title, but "One Hour of Weirdness" would be equally as good for this unclassifiable film. It opens with a sequence in which we see one of the actors (Hans Reimann) paying a visit to the editing room of director Dieterle, and Dieterle demonstrates to him - and us - the art of editing the as yet unfinished film that we're going to see. Afterwards, Reimann sneaks into the screening room where we see unrelated fragments - as if they were a trailer - of the film which is to follow. And then finally we are in the film itself, which is about two assemblers preparing a travel exhibition in a department store in the night hours and who invite a newspaper girl to spend the night with them in the store, which is disliked by the nightwatchman who believes that the girl might be a thief.
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