Farewell
1930 | 77 min | Timeless
Between Berlin realism and emotional depth, Robert Siodmaks 1930 film FAREWELL paints a sensitive portrait of a society in uncertainty and change.
Aribert Mog
ActorAribert Mog was a German actor active primarily during the early to mid-20th century. Born on August 3, 1904, in Berlin, Mog embarked on his acting career during the silent film era and transitioned into sound films as the industry evolved. His career spanned from the late 1920s through the 1950s. Mog appeared in numerous films, often portraying supporting roles. Notable films in his career include "Der Schimmelreiter" (1934), "Fridericus" (1937), and "The Courts of Monte Cristo" (1936). While he enjoyed a productive career, he did not receive major international awards or wide recognition outside of Germany. Aribert Mog passed away on October 2, 1941, in Neubabelsberg, Germany. His contributions to German cinema continue to be appreciated by enthusiasts of historical films from that era.
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