La Croix du Cervin (1922)
Jean-Joseph Ginetta, famous mountain guide, accompanies the Englishman Wattson, whom he has known for some time, to the Breithorn. In the ascent, the tourist dies, and both are suspended in the void. Jean-Joseph can not move the corpse either up or down, or free himself from the rope. Finally he cuts the rope, as it is the only way to escape. Accused of the death of the tourist, he is separated from the company of guides, and this forces him to survive as a smuggler, even though his daughter is courted by an Italian customs officer.
Directors: Jacques Béranger, Marcel Grosnier.
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Greta Prozor as Pétronilla |
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Clara Brooke as Adalina Ginetta |
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Augustin Currat as Jean-Joseph Ginetta |
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Alfred Sandoz as Major G.T. Watson |
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Franz Biener as |
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Albert Fuchs as |
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Joseph Knübel as |
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Rafaël Lochmatter as |
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Rudolf Lochmatter as |
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Hermann Perren as |
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Johann Perren as |
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Alexandre Pollinger as |
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Charles Gos as Related Character |
| Writing | Charles Gos | Writer |
| Directing | Jacques Béranger | Director |
| Directing | Marcel Grosnier | Director |
