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A village judge is trying a case to determine who broke the jug. Long before the evidence becomes conclusive against the suspects, it becomes apparent that the judge himself is the guilty one. Cast. Emil Jannings as Adam; Friedrich Kayßler as Walter; Max Gülstorff as Licht; Lina Carstens as Marthe Rull; Angela Salloker as Eva Rull
The Broken Jug: Directed by Gustav Ucicky, Emil Jannings. With Emil Jannings, Friedrich Kayßler, Max Gülstorff, Lina Carstens. The man who broke the jug, the judge, is trying a case who determine who broke the jug.
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- Comedy
- Gustav Ucicky, Emil Jannings
- 1938-01-14
The Broken Jug follows the story of a judge who presides over a trial where he has to settle the question of who had broken a jug in the room of a young woman late one night, while himself acting highly suspiciously both before and throughout the whole trial.
NR 1 hr 26 min Comedy. The man who broke the jug, the judge, is trying a case who determine who broke the jug. Long before the evidence becomes conclusive against the suspects, it becomes...
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- Emil Jannings
- Emil Jannings, Gustav Ucicky
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Permalink. "Der zerbrochene Krug" or "The Broken Jug" is a German movie from 1937 that is in black-and-white and has sound. This film is an example that there were in fact non-propaganda movies during the years of Nazi German. It will have its 80th anniversary next year and was directed by Gustav Ucicky.
Overview. The man who broke the jug, the judge, is trying a case who determine who broke the jug. Long before the evidence becomes conclusive against the suspects, it becomes apparent that the blustering and bullying - and naive - village judge is the guilty one. Gustav Ucicky. Director. Emil Jannings. Director. Thea von Harbou. Screenplay.
