The Holy Land of Tyrol (2010)
Set in the 1800s when Napoleon’s French ruled Europe, the film follows young Austrian carpenter Franz and his Bavarian wife, Katharina as an unforeseen event forces them to flee from Augsburg, Bavaria for Franz’s family home in Tyrol, Austria. Tyrolian sentiment is rising strongly against Napoleon and trouble is stirring. In no time it sweeps up Franz and his brothers along with the whole town.
Director: Philipp J. Pamer
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Inga Birkenfeld as Katharina Heimstedt Egger |
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Wolfgang Menardi as Franz Egger |
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Anton Algrang as Hermann Egger |
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Verena Plangger as Elisabeth Egger |
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Martin Maria Abram as Gallus Egger |
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Verena Buratti as Anna Hofer |
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Gerd Anthoff as Dr. Ludwig Heimstedt |
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Eisi Gulp as Erik |
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Felix Rech as Sergeant |
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Martin Thaler as Franz Raffl |
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Annabel Faber as Maid Amelia |
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Marianne Abler as Barbara |
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Götz Burger as Lieutenant Wimmer |
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Mathieu Carrière as Captain |
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Paul DeBastiani as Luis |
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Jutta Speidel as Waltraud Heimstedt |
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Hildegard Schmahl as Katharina-alt |
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Peter Mitterrutzner as Gruber Lehrer |
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Ingrid Schölderle as Deppite Johanna |
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Eva Kuen as Rosemarie |
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Hans Stadlbauer as Priest |
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Thomas Haberer as Kajetan Sweth |
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Peter Schorn as Thomas |
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Klaus Gurschler as Andreas Hofer |
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Markus Oberrauch as Veit Egger |
| Production | Florian Reimann | Producer |
| Directing | Philipp J. Pamer | Director |
| Writing | Philipp J. Pamer | Writer |
| Sound | Sami Hammi | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Katrin Reichwald | Editor |
| Camera | Namche Okon | Director of Photography |
