Boycott (1930) is a poignant narrative centered around the students of an elite Berlin gymnasium during their final academic term. The film delves into the lives of these "Ober-Primaner" (upper first-year pupils) and their dedicated class teacher, who serves as a mentor and confidant. The teacher imparts valuable lessons on humanism and tolerance, themes that would become increasingly relevant in the years to follow. Unlike previous iterations, the teacher's role is portrayed by the esteemed Theodor Loos, rather than Emil Jannings. The story takes a dramatic turn when the father of one student is incarcerated for embezzlement, leaving the boy's stepmother indifferent. The remainder of the plot unfolds in a manner that can be inferred from the film's visuals.
Boycott (1930)
1930 · Movie · 75 min. · Germany

Credits
Direction Robert Land
Cast Ernst Stahl-Nachbaur · Lil Dagover · Rolf von Goth · Erich Nuernberger · Theodor Loos · Wolfgang Zilzer · Karin Evans · Harry Hertzsch · Augustin Egern · Magda Schneider
Soundtrack Franz Grothe · Alexander Laszlo
Screenplay Karl Wilczynski · Eugen Kürschner · Robert Land · Alfred Schirokauer · Arnold Ulitz
Cinematography Franz Koch
Technical sheet
Title Boycott
Original title Boykott
Year 1930
Type Movie
Length 75 min.
Country Germany
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