Pühapäevakütid
Originally released in 1930. Pühapäevakütid is a comedy film. directed by Balduin Kusbock.
Starring Karl Laas, Georg Leies, and Olga Holts
Synopsis
Lost film. The first banned Estonian film tells a grotesque story about the comical adventures of a naive priest and an ebrious sacristan during a winter bear hunt. The funny burlesque taking place in the beautiful landscape of Southern Estonia takes an unexpected turn when after the three day hunt the priest returns home and instead of his modest wife he will find a fashionable looking woman. His wife has meanwhile been in town to get a close-cropped haircut and acquire modern social etiquette.
Quick Facts
Director
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- ET
Production Companies
- Taara-film
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pühapäevakütid about?
Lost film. The first banned Estonian film tells a grotesque story about the comical adventures of a naive priest and an ebrious sacristan during a winter bear hunt. The funny burlesque taking place...
Who directed Pühapäevakütid?
Pühapäevakütid was directed by Balduin Kusbock.
How long is Pühapäevakütid?
Pühapäevakütid has a runtime of 1 hours and 30 minutes (90 minutes total).
When was Pühapäevakütid released?
Pühapäevakütid was released on May 10, 1930 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Pühapäevakütid?
The main cast of Pühapäevakütid includes Karl Laas, Georg Leies, Olga Holts, Ly Schönberg.