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Atlantis (1913): Cast & Plot

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Atlantis is a 1913 drama directed by August Blom, starring Olaf Fønss as Dr. Friedrich von Kammacher, Ida Orloff and Alma Hinding. It runs 1 hour 57 minutes.

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Atlantis (1913) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 57m (117 min)
Director
August Blom
Genre
Drama
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The story

What Is Atlantis About?

The premise of Atlantis without spoilers. The whole story is in the plot summary further down.

Burdened by personal and professional crises, biologist Friedrich von Kammacher embarks on a journey abroad to rediscover his zest for life. Along the way he encounters two strikingly different women, and one of them becomes the pivotal influence that will shape his destiny.

Atlantis Themes & Keywords

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  • new york city
  • wife
  • statue of liberty
  • ship
  • ocean
  • new york
  • lifeboat
  • shipwreck
  • based on novel
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Cast & crew

Atlantis Cast & Characters

Olaf Fønss leads the cast as Dr. Friedrich von Kammacher, with Ida Orloff as Ingigerd Hahlstrøm – Dancer and Alma Hinding as Russian Refugee. Directed by August Blom; 33 actors are credited in all.

From the director

More from August Blom

More films directed by August Blom: The End of the World, The Black Chancellor, Bride of Death and Desdemona.

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Plot

Atlantis Plot Summary

What happens in Atlantis from start to finish, spoilers included, with a timeline of 12 key events. The opening is below; the full summary is a 2-minute read.

Spoilers ahead

Dr. Friedrich von Kammacher [Olaf Fønss] is a surgeon whose life is shaken when his wife develops a brain disorder and is institutionalized. On the suggestion of his parents, he leaves Denmark in search of relief and heads to Berlin, where he encounters a bright young dancer named Ingigerd Hahlstrom [Ida Orloff]. He becomes fond of her and quietly hopeful, yet she already has a devoted circle of admirers, so he eventually steps back, deciding to look for solace elsewhere. However, a lead later takes him to Paris, and from there he learns that Ingigerd and her father are bound for New York, prompting him to trail after them with a determination that hints at a deeper yearning.

Full summary

The whole story of Atlantis, scene by scene

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Quiz

How Well Do You Know Atlantis?

10 questions about the story, each with a hint if you get stuck. Pick an answer to see whether you were right.

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What is the profession of Dr. Friedrich von Kammacher?

Details

Atlantis Also Known As

5 alternative titles, including “Das Titanic Inferno” and “Atlantisz”.

Also known as
  • Das Titanic Inferno
  • Atlantisz
  • Атлантида
  • 亚特兰蒂斯
  • Atlantide

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FAQ

Atlantis FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Atlantis, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Atlantis?

Atlantis runs 1 hour 57 minutes (117 minutes).

When was Atlantis released?

Atlantis was released on December 20, 1913.

Who directed Atlantis?

Atlantis was directed by August Blom.

More films by August Blom

Who is in the cast of Atlantis?

Atlantis stars Olaf Fønss as Dr. Friedrich von Kammacher, Ida Orloff as Ingigerd Hahlstrøm – Dancer and Alma Hinding as Russian Refugee, among 33 credited actors.

Does Atlantis have a post-credit scene?

No. Atlantis has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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