Marie-Louise

Name: Marie-Louise
Released: 1944
Rating: 59.65
Cast: Mathilde Danegger, Josiane Hegg, Henrich Gretler, Margrit Winter, Anne-Marie Blanc

1944

Drama

1h 33m

Marie-Louise is a 1944 German-language Swiss film directed by Leopold Lindtberg and an uncredited Franz Schnyder. It was the first ever foreign language film to win an Academy Award (it received the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay). (Wikipedia)

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Marie Louise

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Switzerland

Languages:

French, Swiss German

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Marie-Louise

1944

Drama

1h 33m

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Rated 24 Oct 2019

The first foreign movie to win a Oscar! And did so for Best Writing, Original Screenplay done by Richard Schweizer! That felt random. This was the only role the young leading girl (Josiane Hegg) ever did, and she did well. This wasn't exactly a challenging role, as the story of being a refuge, coming to a good home and not wanting to leave, relied mostly on just being gentle and nice. It's a sweet story within the troubled war times, and I guess people needed that at the time.

Rated 24 Oct 2019

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