The Dog in the Moors
(Der Moorhund)
GDR, 1960, 75 min, b&w
In German; no subtitles

Der Moorhund © DEFA-Stiftung, Rudolf Meister
Credits:
Petzold, Konrad |
Petzold, Konrad |
Thiessen, Signe |
Scharfenberg, Dieter |
Peters, Ilse |
Merz, Otto |
Poppe, Hans |
Schmidt, Marianne |
Hauk, Günter |
Florin, Elfriede |
Glaser, Wolfgang |
Jochmann, Wolfgang |
Kube, Horst |
Loebinger, Lotte |
Perlwitz, Dieter |
Ripperger, Rolf |
Simon, Günther |
Sturm, Peter |
Urban, Klaus |
DEFA Studio for Feature Films |
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Synopsis
Twelve-year-old Klaus spends his vacation with his father, the captain of a border garrison. Klaus and his friend Fritz spend their free time searching the nearby woods for the legendary "Dog in the Moors."
The only unusual thing the boys find is a friendly sheepdog locked up by himself in the forest. The boys try to bring the dog home, but he suddenly runs off at the sound of a whistle, even though no one else is in sight. After Klaus's father takes an interest in this mystery, the dog turns out to be the clue to an important discovery.