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The Emigrant (1910)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 18M

Director : Gustaf Linden
Writer : Henning Berger

Synopsis

A short, cautionary tale of emigrating to America.

Actors

Torre Cederborg
Torre Cederborg
Åke Holm
Gucken Cederborg
Gucken Cederborg
Elvira Holm, Åke's Mother
Lilly Wasmouth
Lilly Wasmouth
Vera Holm, Åke's Sister
Frithiof Strömberg
Frithiof Strömberg
Sven Brandt, a Friend
Ivan Hedqvist
Ivan Hedqvist
Confidence Man
Nils Johannisson
Nils Johannisson
Confidence Man
Axel Janse
Axel Janse
Confidence Man
Gerda André
Gerda André
Girl at the Inn
Anna-Lisa Hellström
Anna-Lisa Hellström
Girl at the Inn
Albin Lavén
Albin Lavén
Office Manager
Carl Browallius
Carl Browallius
Clerk / Swedish Teacher
Harry Wolff
Harry Wolff
Policeman / Young Man Who Gets Åke's Place
Emile Stiebel
Emile Stiebel
Jewish Moneylender

Crews

Gustaf Linden
Gustaf Linden
Director
Henning Berger
Henning Berger
Screenplay
Robert Olsson
Robert Olsson
Director of Photography
Gustaf Linden
Gustaf Linden
Scenario Writer
Henning Berger
Henning Berger
Short Story

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