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Hotel Imperial

Pola loving, hating, fighting, running the gamut of every conceivable human emotion. Never has she given such full play to her genius.

1927·1h 25m·5.9out of 10·9 votes

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During World War I, an Austrian officer is trapped behind the Russian lines. He tries to sneak through to his own lines, but is forced to take refuge in a small hotel, where he is hidden by the establishment's chambermaid. The two fall in love, but a Russian general makes the hotel his headquarters and sets his sights on the maid. In addition, the Austrian must find out the identity of a spy who is feeding the Russians military information that could lead to the destruction of the Austrian army.

Directed by Mauritz Stiller

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Cast

Pola Negri

Anna Sedlak

James Hall

Lt. Paul Almasy

George Siegmann

Gen. Juschkiewitsch

Max Davidson

Elias Butterman

Michael Vavitch

Tabakowitsch

Otto Fries

Anton Klinak

Nicholas Soussanin

Baron Fredrikson

Golden Wadhams

Maj. Gen. Sultanov

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Facts

Released
Jan 1, 1927
Runtime
1h 25m
Status
Released
Language
No Language
Country
United States of America

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