Die schwarze Loo

About Die schwarze Loo

Die schwarze Loo is a 1917 German drama film directed by Louis Neher and Max Mack. It runs 42 minutes. The cast is led by Bruno Kastner, Theodor Loos and Maria Orska. It holds an IMDb rating of 8.3.

About a gypsy who earns a living as a dancer in cheap barracks. Homeless, her performance is documented by a young and talented but largely unsuccessful composer. Before he dies, he leaves the gypsy dancer his artistic legacy, a previously unpublished composition. A little later, she becomes the wife of the orchestra leader, who completes the unfinished composition and wants to gain the sole glory for it.

Directors

Louis Neher, Max Mack

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When did Die schwarze Loo release?

Die schwarze Loo released on 22 November 1917.