The Wind Rose
5.2
An international anthology about the struggles of female workers around the world.
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Cast
12 people
Yves Montand
Yves (archive footage)
Known for
The Wages of Fear
Z
Simone Signoret
Jeanine (archive footage)
Known for
Diabolique
Casque d'Or
Vanja Orico
Ana (Brazilian Segment) (archive footage)
Known for
Variety Lights
Marlene França
Retirante (Brazilian Segment) (archive footage)
Also in
Uma Verdadeira História de Amor
Caçada Sangrenta
Aracy Cardoso
Retirante grávida (Brazilian Segment) (archive footage)
Known for
Astral City: A Spiritual Journey
Aurélio Teixeira
Motorista (Brazilian Segment) (archive footage)
Also in
My Sweet Orange Tree
Os Raptores
Miguel Torres
Operário (Brazilian Segment) (archive footage)
Also in
O Direito de Nascer
Red Mandacaru
Valdo César
Capataz (Brazilian Segment) (archive footage)
Armida Gianassi
Giovanna (Italian Segment) (archive footage)
Also in
Giovanna
Carla Pozzi
(Italian Segment) (archive footage)
Also in
Giovanna
Angela Brunner
Narrator (voice)
Also in
Alfons Zitterbacke
Aber Vati!
Helene Weigel
Narrator - Prolog (voice)
Also in
Mother Courage and Her Children
A Man's a Man
Alberto Cavalcanti Director · Gillo Pontecorvo Director Yannick Bellon Director
Director Screenplay
Alberto Cavalcanti
Director
Gillo Pontecorvo
Director
Yannick Bellon
Director
Joris Ivens
Director
Sergei Gerasimov
Director
Alex Viany
Screenplay
Franco Solinas
Screenplay
Vladimir Pozner
Cinematographer
H.E. Fowle
Editor
Ella Ensink
Editor
Enzo Alfonsi
Editor
José Cañizares
Costume designer
Elena Mannini
First release March 8, 1957 · Produced in Brazil, China, France, Italy, Russia · Languages Chinese, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian
Production
Cinematográfica Maristela
Production
DEFA-Studio für Dokumentarfilme
Production
Brazil · China · France · Italy · Russia
Produced in
Languages
Original title
Die Windrose
Original language
German
Spoken on screen
Chinese · French · Italian · Portuguese · Russian
Release dates
Germany · March 8, 1957
Theatrical · East Germany
Russia · November 24, 1958
Theatrical
No release date listed for United States.
Hungary
March 5, 1959 · Theatrical
Romania
March 6, 1958 · Theatrical · cinema Victoria, București
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