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City Girl
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Charles Farrell works as farmer and falls in love with Duncan when he visited Chicago. How would the love story go when Duncan followed Farrell back to the rural hometown.
Charles Farrell works as farmer and falls in love with Duncan when he visited Chicago. How would the love story go when Duncan followed Farrell back to the rural hometown.
Actors:
David Rollins,
Jack Pennick,
Guinn Big Boy Williams,
Patrick Rooney,
David Torrence,
Charles Lane,
Edith Yorke
David Rollins
2 September 1907, Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Jack Pennick
7 December 1895, Portland, Oregon, USA
Guinn Big Boy Williams
26 April 1899, Decatur, Texas, USA
Patrick Rooney
28 April 1889, Chicago, Illinois, USA
David Torrence
17 January 1864, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Charles Lane
26 January 1905, San Francisco, California, USA
Edith Yorke
23 December 1867, Croyden, England, UK
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United States
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January 01, 2000
Some of Murnau's genius remains in the lighting of individual shots, and particularly in a lyrical sequence in which a man (Charles Farrell), a woman (Mary Duncan), and Murnau's camera dance through a sunlit field.
June 12, 2010
It's distinguished mostly by the great director's special creative touches in filming.
June 24, 2006
Murnau's final Hollywood film is widely underrated.
August 29, 2006
Its original title was Bread, which would account for the film's obsession with wheat. The story takes a long time to unfold.
Detroit Free Press
March 04, 2005
A solid, emotionally charged picture that bridges a gap between German expressionism and poetic realism.