Mordbrännerskan

Synopsis

Mordbrännerskan, directed by Einar Fröberg and starring Vera Schmiterlöw, is a compelling drama set in 1920s Sweden. The film follows the story of a woman accused of arson, whose life takes a dramatic turn as she fights to prove her innocence. Amidst the backdrop of a small village, dark secrets and intrigue unravel, leading to an unexpected and gripping conclusion. Vera Schmiterlöw delivers a powerful performance, capturing the complexities of her character's emotions and struggles. The film's rich cinematography and atmospheric setting transport viewers to a bygone era filled with mystery and suspense.

Cast

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  Vera Schmiterlöw

  Ragnhild

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  Dagmar Ebbesen

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  Birgit Tengroth

  Ella

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  Brita Appelgren

  Elisabeth

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  Fridolf Rhudin

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  Nils Aréhn

Reviews

Mordbrännerskan received critical acclaim upon its release in 1926, with reviewers praising its captivating storyline, strong performances, and evocative cinematography. 'A mesmerizing tale of betrayal and redemption' - Cinematic Gazette (4/5 stars). 'Vera Schmiterlöw shines in a role that demands both vulnerability and strength' - Silent Cinemania Magazine. The film's haunting score and atmospheric visuals create a mesmerizing viewing experience that lingers long after the credits roll. 'A riveting and emotional journey that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats' - MovieMania.com. Mordbrännerskan is a masterful blend of suspense, drama, and heartfelt storytelling that resonates with audiences to this day.