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Raubritters Landfahrt
Uli has found an old book in the attic of the Kulturhaus that tells of the exploitation of the peasants by the feudal lords. He tries to imagine how the robber barons would fare in a socialist village. Then two of this type step out of a dusty picture and Uli joins them on their way to the village. There they fail miserably with their overbearing behavior, and even a break-in turns into a failure.
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Plot Summary
In the 16th century, a young knight named Hans von Bleck overcomes treachery and danger to rescue his beloved Princess Isabella. He must navigate through the treacherous lands ruled by the notorious robber baron, Count von Falkenstein, and his ruthless band of outlaws. Hans's courage and loyalty are tested as he battles not only the villains but also the wild, untamed wilderness.
Critical Reception
Raubritters Landfahrt was a popular German adventure film of its time, well-received by family audiences for its swashbuckling action and clear-cut morality. While not a critical darling, it was appreciated for its engaging plot and spirited performances, fitting well within the genre of adventure films prevalent in European cinema during the early 1960s.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its classic adventure narrative and exciting sword fights.
Appreciated as a wholesome family film with a clear hero and villain.
Noted for its picturesque European settings and period costumes.
Google audience: Audience reception data for 'Raubritters Landfahrt' is not readily available through Google's user review system, making it difficult to summarize specific likes or dislikes.
Fun Fact
The film is based on a novel by the prolific German author, Wilhelm Hauff, whose fairy tales and adventure stories were highly popular in the 19th century.
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