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“Love Superstition.” However, there is a 1920 Danish silent short film titled “Love and Superstition” (*Kærlighed og Overtro*), directed by Lau Lauritzen Sr. This 17-minute comedy explores themes of love, superstition, and personal transformation.
Plot Summary
The story centers on head clerk Wange, who is deeply in love with Julie. When he proposes, Julie rejects him, deeming him too staid and earthbound. She is more enamored with a pretentious and conceited poet, finding his flamboyant demeanor more appealing. Determined to win her heart, Wange realizes he must prove himself to be adventurous and romantic. He decides to tap into Julie’s penchant for superstition, devising plans that align with her beliefs to demonstrate his newfound spontaneity and charm. citeturn0search0
Production Details
– Director: Lau Lauritzen Sr.
– Screenwriter: Harriet Bloch
– Cinematography: Hugo J. Fischer
– Cast:
– Rasmus Christiansen as Wange
– Helen Gammeltoft as Julie
– Betzy Kofoed
– Torben Meyer
– Lauritz Olsen
– Christian Schrøder
The film was produced by Nordisk Film, a prominent Danish production company, and was released on March 8, 1920. It was shot in black and white and, like many films of its era, is silent. citeturn0search3
Themes and Significance
“Love and Superstition” delves into the lengths one might go to win the affection of a loved one, highlighting the influence of personal beliefs and societal expectations on romantic relationships. The film offers a comedic yet insightful look into how superstition and perceived notions of adventure can impact personal dynamics.
Availability
As a silent film from the early 20th century, “Love and Superstition” may not be widely available on mainstream platforms. However, it can be streamed through the Danish Film Institute’s website. Please note that English subtitles may not be available. citeturn0search0
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The story centers on head clerk Wange, who is deeply in love with Julie. When he proposes, Julie rejects him, deeming him too staid and earthbound. She is more enamored with a pretentious and conceited poet, finding his flamboyant demeanor more appealing. Determined to win her heart, Wange realizes he must prove himself to be adventurous and romantic. He decides to tap into Julie's penchant for superstition, devising plans that align with her beliefs to demonstrate his newfound spontaneity and charm.
