Barken Margrethe
Directed by Lau Lauritzen Sr.Drama with national courage and determination at the helm. Here the red-white flag flies in black and white over the seven seas. Behind the real firestorm, a gale of love blows between the helmsman, the handsome Poul (Lau Lauritzen Jr.) and the unsympathetic ships-mate Birner (Arne Ole David). They are both in love with Margrethe (Karin Nellemose) - and in jealousy, Birner tries to sail the barque to shipwreck. But he has done the math without Poul and his steadfast sailors. With its many location shots - not least in Morocco - the film is a technical feat for its time and its romantic nationalism sails confidently in harbor on the gloriously predictable waves of folk comedy.
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Barken Margrethe was released on 20 september 1934.
Barken Margrethe was directed by Lau Lauritzen Sr..
Barken Margrethe has a runtime of 1h 51m.
Barken Margrethe was produced by Svend Nielsen.
Drama with national courage and determination at the helm. Here the red-white flag flies in black and white over the seven seas. Behind the real firestorm, a gale of love blows between the helmsman, the handsome Poul (Lau Lauritzen Jr.) and the unsympathetic ships-mate Birner (Arne Ole David). They are both in love with Margrethe (Karin Nellemose) - and in jealousy, Birner tries to sail the barque to shipwreck. But he has done the math without Poul and his steadfast sailors. With its many location shots - not least in Morocco - the film is a technical feat for its time and its romantic nationalism sails confidently in harbor on the gloriously predictable waves of folk comedy.
The key characters in Barken Margrethe are Kok (Ib Schønberg), Adolf Staun - Skibsredder (Jon Iversen), Margrethe - skibsrederen's datter (Karin Nellemose).
Barken Margrethe is a Komedi, Drama, Music film.
Barken Margrethe has an audience rating of 6 out of 10.