A Lover in Pawn explained

A Lover in Pawn
Director:Victor Sjöström
Starring:Victor Sjöström
Cinematography:Julius Jaenzon
Runtime:117 minutes
Country:Sweden
Language:Silent
Swedish intertitles

A Lover in Pawn (Swedish: Mästerman) is a 1920 Swedish silent drama film directed by Victor Sjöström.[1]

The film premiered on 11 October and was shot in the Råsunda Film City with exteriors from Öregrund, Vallentuna and Gävle by J. Julius. The film was provided with hand-texted texts and drawn vignettes, executed by the artist Arthur Sjögren.

Cast

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Progressive Silent Film List: A Lover in Pawn . 25 April 2009. Silent Era.