(aka "The Call of Faraway Places" )
directed by Edgar Reitz
Germany 1984
Released from a French POW camp at the end of the Great War, Paul Simon returns to his home village of Schabbach in the Hunsruck determined to persue his fascination with radio communications rather than the traditional family trade of blacksmithing. Alois Wiegand - a wealthy farmer, who has become Mayor of Schabbach - shares Paul's enthusiasm for technology (he has just purchased a motorcycle and will later own the village's first motor car) and provides the financial backing for Paul's first wireless set...
Theatrical Release: September 16th, 1984 West Germany
DVD Review: - Region 2 - PAL
Big thanks to Rob Janik for the Review!
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| Runtime | 119'18 | |
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| Audio | Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono, German | |
| Subtitles | English (removable), none | |
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