SOS - Gletscherpilot
Originally released in 1959. SOS - Gletscherpilot is a adventure film. directed by Victor Vicas.
Starring Annemarie Düringer, Robert Freitag, and Hannes Schmidhauser
Synopsis
Glacier pilot Hermann Geiger flies over a four-thousand-meter peak in the Valais Alps and observes a glacier collapse. The next day, three rope teams climb through this glacier to Dent Blanche. However, Dr. Gruber, accompanied by his wife, a young engineer named Gisler with his girlfriend Monica, two young men named Charly and Roby, mountain guide Perren, and the athletic Englishman Puckle get caught in a storm. Due to the weather conditions, Gruber slips and drags the other participants down with him. His wife, who had stayed behind in a hut, alerts the mountain rescue service. The storm initially prevents glacier pilot Geiger from taking action, but he then risks a breakneck landing to rescue the group.
Quick Facts
Director
Top Cast
Annemarie Düringer
as Monica
Robert Freitag
as Ingenieur Gisler
Hannes Schmidhauser
as Charly
Leopold Biberti
as Dr. Gruber
Hermann Geiger
as Himself, Gletscherpilot
Anne-Marie Blanc
as Frau Gruber
Helmut Förnbacher
as Roby
Erwin Kohlund
as Kalbermatten
Alfons Supersaxo
as Mountain Guide
Max Knapp
as Garagist
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- DE
Production Companies
- Praesens-Film
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SOS - Gletscherpilot about?
Glacier pilot Hermann Geiger flies over a four-thousand-meter peak in the Valais Alps and observes a glacier collapse. The next day, three rope teams climb through this glacier to Dent Blanche. How...
Who directed SOS - Gletscherpilot?
SOS - Gletscherpilot was directed by Victor Vicas.
How long is SOS - Gletscherpilot?
SOS - Gletscherpilot has a runtime of 1 hours and 35 minutes (95 minutes total).
When was SOS - Gletscherpilot released?
SOS - Gletscherpilot was released on March 8, 1959 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in SOS - Gletscherpilot?
The main cast of SOS - Gletscherpilot includes Annemarie Düringer, Robert Freitag, Hannes Schmidhauser, Leopold Biberti, Hermann Geiger.