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The German-language work EKSTASE premiered in Vienna on 18 February 1933. Shortly afterwards, many shortened and...
... reworked versions were made, some of which significantly differed from the premiere version. To our knowledge, no element of the Viennese premiere version has survived.
The present reconstruction attempts to come as close as possible to the version shown in Vienna in February 1933.
The basis for this was a contemporary 35mm cellulose nitrate print from the Cinémathèque Suisse, a 35 mm cellulose acetate print from the collection of the Filmarchiv Austria,...
... largely corresponding to the 1933 version, and a duplicate negative of the work SYMPHONIE DER LIEBE (D 1935) from the holdings of the Národní filmový archiv Prague.
In the course of the digital restoration, only damages that did not occur during the production of the film or the making of the prints were edited.
Visible flaws from printing and developing were deliberately left in place. The processing concentrated on the cautious removal of scuffs,...
... scratches, and dirt as well as the alignment of the materials used. The Filmarchiv Austria would like to thank the Národní filmový archiv in Prague...
... the Cinémathèque Suisse in Lausanne and the Danish Filminstitut in Copenhagen for providing the materials and their support in our research.
From Eva to Emil
Our most heartfelt congratulations! The Schmidt Family
Cry, for love has brought you sorrow.
Flowers bloom and wilt
and grow again.
When sweet birdsong
is heard in forest and field,
then people's love also returns,
full of lust and joy.
Like blood returning to the heart
is the cycle of this life.
Cry, for love has brought you sorrow.
But you should not cry.
You should laugh, because youth and beauty laugh.
And life still promises much joy and happiness.
Cry, for love has brought you sorrow.
But you should not cry.
Eva!
Eva!.
Eva!
Hello?
You?
Father!
Telephone!
Telephone?
Come!
Hello?
No.
No.
What?
Yes.
Good night.
Why did I have to lie?
For my peace and quiet.
Your peace and quiet!
Peace and quiet!
What happened?
Nothing, papa.
Nothing!
Like listening to your mother!
You have your whole life ahead of you!
Yes.
That's exactly why.
Good night.
Daddy!
I could never understand either of you.
Neither you nor your mother.
Plaintiff: Eva Jerman,
Defendant: Emil Jerman.
Suing for divorce
due to insurmountable aversion.
Put that in the next paragraph
and use stamps five and ten.
I am suing for divorce on the grounds of insurmountable aversion,
the fault of the defendant, and base this on the following reasons...
Colon.
Blasted cold!
My marriage was a mistake.
On the very first day I noticed
we are not suited to each other at all.
Stop.
Stop.
Where is my handkerchief?
Here.
From the first day the defendant's behaviour...
No.
... his egotistical and selfish behaviour...
That's the same...
... so through this...
Will there be much more?
I'm running out of space.
Three more pages.
Loni!
Loni!
OK, this evening!
But I have to go into town alone.
Because of the people...
Where have you been?
We've been waiting for you all night!
What else do you want from me?
You!
It's too late...
Are you driving into town?
Could you give me a lift?
A glass of water, please.
Of course.
There you go.
Six cylinder?
Nice car!
I'm glad I met you.
Today I don't want to break my neck.
I have...
I'll buy myself a car, too.
Also a two-seater.
Why should I drag along a third person?
Right?
Don't you feel well?
May I take you to a hotel?
You need to rest.
It's the heat.
It's OK!
You'll see.
You'll feel better tomorrow.
I think so, too.
Good evening!
Can I get you anything?
No.
My dear mother! Today it is...
Terrible.
And I'm partly responsible!
What?
You know who that is?
No!
I don't know.
We drove here together.
I should have seen it in his eyes...
and could have prevented it.
If I consider,
he, too, loved someone...
So you don't know?
Come!
We want to wait at the station overnight.
Excuse me!
Does the next train have a connection to Berlin?
No. First there's one in the other direction.
But the next one has a connection. - Thank you.
You can keep sleeping for a long time!
Your son had an accident; come immediately. Mayor's Office
Tell him...
No...
Don't tell him anything.
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