Marie-Louise (1944)
The titular Marie-Louise is a young French lass who is evacuated to Switzerland when her country is overrun by the Nazis. Suffering a nervous breakdown, she is given comfort and shelter by a wealthy family. Unfortunately, living in the lap of luxury makes Marie-Louise hesitant to return home to her mother and war torn home. Eventually the girl comes to her senses, but it isn't easy.
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Josiane Hegg
as Marie-Louise Fleury
as Marie-Louise Fleury
Heinrich Gretler
as Director Rüegg
as Director Rüegg
Margrit Winter
as Anna Rüegg
as Anna Rüegg
Anne-Marie Blanc
as Heidi Rüegg
as Heidi Rüegg
Armin Schweizer
as Bänninger
as Bänninger
Mathilde Danegger
as Päuli
as Päuli
Fred Tanner
as Robert Scheibli
as Robert Scheibli
Emil Gerber
as Ernst Schwarzenbach
as Ernst Schwarzenbach
Bernard Ammon
as André
as André
Germaine Tournier
as Mrs. Fleury
as Mrs. Fleury
Robert Bichler
as
as
Gottlieb Büchi
as
as
Walburga Gmür
as
as
Emil Gyr
as
as
Schaggi Streuli
as
as
Friedrich Braun
as
as
Pauline Carton
as Mrs. Gilles
as Mrs. Gilles
Hans Kaes
as
as
Peter W. Loosli
as
as
Marcel Merminod
as Bertheau
as Bertheau
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Leopold Lindtberg
Director
Director
Richard Schweizer
Writer
Writer
Robert Blum
Music
Music
Emil Berna
Cinematography
Cinematography
Hermann Haller
Editor
Editor
Robert Furrer
Production Design
Production Design
Robert Gamma
Costume Design
Costume Design
Adolf Meidert
Makeup Artist
Makeup Artist
Bruno Müller
Sound
Sound
René Martinet
Sound Assistant
Sound Assistant
Hermann Haller
Assistant Director
Assistant Director
Franz Schnyder
Assistant Director
Assistant Director
Richard Schweizer
Story
Story
Ernst Bolliger
Gaffer
Gaffer
Hugo Frugoni
Carpenter
Carpenter
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