Gino (1960)
One day, Gino, a 16-year-old guest worker boy, is hired by his boss, a well-respected owner of a quarry, to keep an eye on his divorced wife. The boy gets involved and one day takes a liking to the much older lady, who successfully tries her hand at writing novels. The affection is soon reciprocated, and yet the writing ex-wife realizes that no blessing can rest on this relationship, the two worlds are too different and the resulting possibility of joint communication is too different. Gino dreams of a sports car, so one day she allows him to get behind the wheel of her expensive car. Eventually there is a serious accident in which Gino dies.
Director: Ottomar Domnick
Runtime: 84 min
Release Date: September 2, 1960
Country: Germany
Original Language: de
More Films by Director: Ottomar Domnick
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Gino about?
- One day, Gino, a 16-year-old guest worker boy, is hired by his boss, a well-respected owner of a quarry, to keep an eye on his divorced wife. The boy gets involved and one day takes a liking to the much older lady, who successfully tries her hand at writing novels. The affection is soon reciprocated, and yet the writing ex-wife realizes that no blessing can rest on this relationship, the two worlds are too different and the resulting possibility of joint communication is too different. Gino dreams of a sports car, so one day she allows him to get behind the wheel of her expensive car. Eventually there is a serious accident in which Gino dies.
- Who directed Gino?
- Gino was directed by Ottomar Domnick.
- How long is Gino?
- Gino has a runtime of 1h 24m (84 minutes).
- Where was Gino produced?
- Gino was produced in Germany.