Kranes konditori

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Kranes konditori
Rønnaug Alten receives flowers during the premiere of the film Kranes konditori.
Directed byAstrid Henning-Jensen
Written byAstrid Henning-Jensen
Based onCora Sandel's novel Kranes konditori
StarringRønnaug Alten
Erik Hell
Wenche Foss
Harald Heide Steen
Kolbjørn Buøen
Lydia Opøien
Randi Kolstad
Toralv Maurstad
Jon Lennart Mjøen
Carl Struve
Ingeborg Steffens
Siri Rom
Aud Schønemann
Eva Steen
Sigrun Otto
CinematographyPer Jonson
Arthur J. Ornitz[1]
Edited byJan Erik Düring
Music byPauline Hall
Distributed byFotorama
Kommunenes Filmcentral
Release date
  • February 15, 1951 (1951-02-15)
Running time
113 minutes
CountryNorway
LanguageNorwegian

Kranes konditori (English: "Krane's Café") is a 1951 Norwegian drama film from 1951 written and directed by Astrid Henning-Jensen,[2][3][4] based on Cora Sandel's 1945-46 serialized novel.[5][6]

The film takes place in a small Norwegian coastal town and follows the life of Katinka Stordal (Rønnaug Alten). The film depicts her loneliness and longing for love. The only man she has ever loved has left her without saying goodbye. From her children she receives neither tenderness nor kindness—only hard, cold demands. Katinka fights to keep her family together. One day she meets the Swedish sailor Stivhatten (Erik Hell) at Krane's Café. Their meeting fuels gossip in the sleepy town, and Katinka's behavior arouses outrage among many: is she thinking of leaving her home and children?[7]

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