Gilberte de Courgenay (1941)
Gilberte Montavon was a legend in her own lifetime. As a young woman, she was confidante to hundreds of thousands of Swiss-German speaking soldiers during the First World War, and remembered most of their names. She was still a teenager when the war began, and was immortalised by a song written during the war years by the Swiss-German bard and lute player, Hans Inn der Gand.
Director: Franz Schnyder
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Erwin Kohlund as Peter Hasler |
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Anne-Marie Blanc as Gilberte Montavon |
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Heinrich Gretler as Friedrich Odermatt |
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Ditta Oesch as Tilly Odermatt |
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Zarli Carigiet as Art Caviezel |
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Jakob Sulzer as Otto Helbling |
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Rudolf Bernhard as René Max Gengenbach |
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Hélène Dalmet as Madame Montavon |
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Max Knapp as Fritz Gubler |
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Schaggi Streuli as Gustav Hannart |
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Heinz Woester as Le capitaine |
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Peter W. Staub as Le caporal |
| Writing | Kurt Guggenheim | Writer |
| Production | Lazar Wechsler | Producer |
| Directing | Franz Schnyder | Director |
| Writing | Richard Schweizer | Writer |
| Sound | Robert Blum | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Emil Berna | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Hermann Haller | Editor |
| Editing | Käthe Mey | Editor |
