Colonel Redl (1925 film)

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Colonel Redl
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Directed by Hans Otto
Written byHans Otto
Walter Reisch
Hans Seeliger
Starring Robert Valberg
Eugen Neufeld
Dagny Servaes
Cinematography Eduard Hoesch
Music by Björn Maseng
Production
companies
FIAG-Filmindustrie
Ottol-Film
Release date
20 February 1925
Running time
112 minutes
CountryAustria
Languages Silent
German intertitles

Colonel Redl (German: Oberst Redl) is a 1925 Austrian silent drama film directed by Hans Otto and starring Robert Valberg, Eugen Neufeld and Harry Norbert. [1] It portrays the career of the Austrian Army Officer Alfred Redl, exposed as a foreign agent shortly before the First World War.

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