Friday, January 28, 2011

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" Average Earnings "(1929) By Carl von Haartman


The Baron Henrik von Hagen is an idle bourgeois Finn (as you can see, decadent Are people all over the world ...), after eleven years, I again meets an old acquaintance, Madame Vasilevna, a foreigner her youthful days DURING Who Was a ballet dancer while Herr Baron Faithful Was Her cavalier. Eleven they are reunited again in Helsinki, Herr Baron discovers that Madame Vasilevna earns her living with a new hobby: she likes very much painting frozen Finn landscapes but especially the ones around military bases.

“Korkein Voitto” ( The Highest Triumph ) was directed by Herr Carl von Haartman in the silent year of 1929 and it was the first film directed by this peculiar Finnish director, although previously Herr Haartman had a very interesting life and career.

During his youthful days, Herr Haartman had a military career and he participated in the Finnish civil war of 1918. During the mid 20’s he went to Hollywood where he collaborated or played with very important directors of the time, namely Herr William Wellman with whom Herr Haartman, a military expert, supervised every flying sequence of “Wings” (1927) and Herr Erich von Stroheim’s “The Wedding March” (1928) wherein Haartman played what is supposed to be a German officer, a role that was his speciality during his acting days in Hollywood (though he was often un-credited).

With such important film background experience, Herr Haartman was selected by the most important Finland film studio, “Suomi-Filmi” to direct “Korkein Voitto” and certainly the Hollywood experience can be appreciated in the impeccable and excellent film direction. The art direction and cinematography demonstrate an appreciation for film classicism, a high finish film made by a Finnish director, ja wohl!.

Herr Haartman has a fluid film narrative ( travelling, air scenes ) constructing a story of romance and political schemes in which stereotypes are used proportionally and in a light way ( an idle Baron, a mysterious woman, a suspicious Jew, an expensive taxi driver… ) adding action and a slight sense of humour, achieving finally a very interesting although uneven film.

The main characters of the picture, Herr Baron und Madame Vasilevna, played by Herr Haartman himself und Frau Kerstin Nylander, go all over Finland, combining in this way urban scenes together with others of the wild and frozen Finnish landscapes (there’s even some seal hunting, a peculiar pastime for Finns). The dramatic intensity of this story of hidden intrigues works well, Even Though the characters Are Rather clichéd. Everything is done "Hollywood style" but well adapted to the Finnish setting and Circumstance.

And now, if you'll allow me, I take my leave Must Temporarily Because this Teutonic German Count must go seal hunting.

Herr Graf Ferdinand Von

Galicia - / -

Henrik Baron von Hagen's all an idle bourgeois Finnish (as you can see, you can find decadent people around the world ...), which, having passed over eleven years, this will find an old friend of hers, it is Madame Vasilevna a foreign Fraulein which during his youth was a dancer exercising the Herr Baron of his faithful knight.
After their reunion in Helsinki, the Herr Baron will have news that Madame Vasilevna now earns a living from a new hobby, devoting himself to painting and in particular ice cream Finnish landscape, as long as they have in the vicinity of the odd base military.

"Korkein Voitto", a film directed by Herr Carl von Haartman during the year 1929 was the first film directed by Finnish director this particular, although Herr Haartman already had a prior and important life and film career.

During his youth, Haartman Herr was a prominent military, not to mention his job as an actor, writer and film director, participating in the contest in the Finnish civil war occurred during the year 1918, in the mid-20's of last century Herr Haartman travel to Hollywood where he collaborated and performed with important conductors of the era, with particular emphasis on working with Herr William Wellman, with whom, thanks to his military experience, oversees all aerial sequences of the film "Wings" (1927) and Erich von Stroheim Herr Herr Haartman where plays in "The Wedding March" (1928) which is supposed to be all a German officer, this is his specialty as an actor in silent other Hollywood productions, although many of them did not even get to appear in the credits.

With experience and expertise so important film, the main study from Finland, "Suomi-Filmi" Herr services required to run Haartman "Korkein Voitto" and certainly the experience Hollywood can be seen in the impeccable and excellent leadership where art direction, photography and a penchant for classicism, is displayed on a careful finish film by Finnish director, ja wohl!. Herr

Haartman has a fluid narrative (traveling aerial scenes) to construct a story of love and political intrigue in which stereotypes are used in a slight proportion (an idle Baron, a mysterious woman, a Jew intriguing, an expensive taxi ...) by adding a Sibylline action and humor to history, finally getting a film certainly interesting, if uneven.

The main characters of the film, Herr und Madame Baron Vasilevna, are played by none other Haartman Herr and Frau Kerstin Nylander, respectively, which will go from here and there throughout Finland, combining with other principal urban scenes where you can see the wild Finnish landscapes and ice cream, even including footage of a particular hobby that Finns especially like the seal hunt, develop, depending on the scenario chosen, the dramatic intensity of the story, all at the service of a dark tale of intrigue that works really well as long as they accept and take into account the stereotypical characters mentioned above and not clash in this particular film, thereby achieving a work Herr Haartman pretty special, above and this is one of its greatest achievements, to adapt all a classic film of love and intrigue in true Hollywood style, the circumstances of Finland, transferring the recurring themes of this genus to the peculiarities of their own country in a way certainly original.

And now, if I may, I have to leave because this count Germanic must attend a special sealing Teutonic.

Herr Graf Ferdinand Von Galicia

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