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Knut Hamsun Hörspiele

Heard
1959
Episodes
3
Language
German

German Public Radio Knut Hamsun: Pan Rausch, Selbstzerstörung, Naturverbundenheit, Klassengesellschaft – Hamsun erzählt vom Verglühen der Liebe zwischen einem zivilisationsmüden Leutnant zur Tochter eines Kaufmanns. Mit Jürgen Goslar, Gustl Halenke, Katja Kessler, Wolfgang Büttner u.a. | Hörspielbearbeitung: Tore Hamsun | Regie: Ulrich Lauterbach | Produktion: RB / hr / SDR 1959 Knut Hamsun: Hunger Arbeitslos, gedemütigt, zu stolz aber fürs Betteln treibt einen jungen Künstler in Kristiana, dem heutigen Oslo, der Hunger in grausig-komische wie ekstatische Wahnvorstellungen. Mit: Oskar Werner | Hörspielbearbeitung: Fritz Ludwig Schneider | Regie: Claire Schimmel | Produktion: Süddeutscher Rundfunk 1961 Knut Hamsun: Mysterien Mysterien (1882) schildert die Widersprüche und Nöte eines von Gott und allen anderen Sicherheiten verlassenen Menschen. Auch wenn der Autor später Nazi wurde, sind seine Themen allgemeingültig? | Aus dem Norwegischen von Siegfried Weibel | Mit: Paul Hoffmann, Robert Dielt, Xenia Pörtners, Ursula Langrock u. a. | Hörspielbearbeitung: Hellmut von Cube | Komposition: Bernd Scholz | Regie: Gert Westphal | Produktion: SWR/BR/ÖR 1959

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Hunger

    No date given · 2 h 37 min

  2. Mysterien

    No date given · 1 h 35 min

  3. Pan

    No date given · 1 h 17 min

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  1. Knut Hamsun Hörspiele

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