The Curse (1988)
When a young family, father, mother and their daughter, is on a trip in the mountains, they lose orientation and have to stay there for the night. The daughter finds a dead young girl who does exactly look like herself. When they check for mountain rescue service they suddenly find themselves deeply involved in an local myth about a prophecy which seems to be fulfilling now. The mountains are bearing an old curse.
Director: Ralf Huettner
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Runtime: 88 min
Release Date: November 30, 1988
Cast
- Dominic Raacke - Vater
- Barbara May - Mutter
- Ortrud Beginnen - Ältere Frau
- Barbara Valentin - Frau an der Bar
- Tobias Moretti - Bergwacht
- Gerd Lohmeyer - Heimatpfleger
- Eva Ordonez - Mädchen Eva
- Ruth Gassmann - Saskias Oma
- Fred Kretzer - Saskias Opa
- Dietmar Mössmer - Bergwacht
Screenplay
- Andy T. Hoetzel (Screenplay)
- Ralf Huettner (Screenplay)
Music: Andreas Köbner
Cinematography: Diethard Prengel
Editing: Ulla Möllinger
Production: ORF, Süddeutscher Rundfunk, BR, Extrafilm Produktion
Country: Germany, Austria
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de
More Films by Director: Ralf Huettner
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is The Curse about?
- When a young family, father, mother and their daughter, is on a trip in the mountains, they lose orientation and have to stay there for the night. The daughter finds a dead young girl who does exactly look like herself. When they check for mountain rescue service they suddenly find themselves deeply involved in an local myth about a prophecy which seems to be fulfilling now. The mountains are bearing an old curse.
- Who directed The Curse?
- The Curse was directed by Ralf Huettner.
- Who stars in The Curse?
- The Curse stars Dominic Raacke, Barbara May, Ortrud Beginnen, Barbara Valentin, Tobias Moretti, Gerd Lohmeyer.
- How long is The Curse?
- The Curse has a runtime of 1h 28m (88 minutes).
- What genre is The Curse?
- The Curse is a Horror, Mystery, Thriller film.
- Where was The Curse produced?
- The Curse was produced in Germany, Austria.