Director
Fredi M. Murer
Cast
Thomas Nock, Johanna Lier, Dorothea Moritz
119'
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1985
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Drama
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Dialogue:
German
Alpine Fire is a moody story of life on top of the mountains, away from the rest of the human
race. It depicts the solitary life of silent, industrious people. We watch one closely-knit family as they go through their daily routines. Their home is completely isolated. It is a hard life, determined by the lay of the land and its nature, by ancient traditions and customs. The drama is introduced gradually by the sexual awakening of the son, a deaf-mute who has never been sent down the valey to get proper education because his father intentionally resists the modern age. His sister Belli is not only a servant in her own home but also her brother's teacher. From early childhood they have been an inseparabale pair. They love one another...
race. It depicts the solitary life of silent, industrious people. We watch one closely-knit family as they go through their daily routines. Their home is completely isolated. It is a hard life, determined by the lay of the land and its nature, by ancient traditions and customs. The drama is introduced gradually by the sexual awakening of the son, a deaf-mute who has never been sent down the valey to get proper education because his father intentionally resists the modern age. His sister Belli is not only a servant in her own home but also her brother's teacher. From early childhood they have been an inseparabale pair. They love one another...
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Directors
Fredi M. Murer
Cast
Thomas Nock, Johanna Lier, Dorothea Moritz
Scenario
Fredi M. Murer
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Dialogue
German
Countries of production
Switzerland
Year
1985