A Lover in Pawn [SEP] director
A Lover in Pawn
A Lover in Pawn () is a 1920 Swedish silent drama film directed by Victor Sjöström.
Cast.
- Victor Sjöström - Sammel Eneman
- Concordia Selander - Mutter Boman
- Greta Almroth - Tora
- Harald Schwenzen - Knut
- Tor Weijden - Sailor
- Torsten Hillberg - Sailor
- Olof Ås - Sailor
- Simon Lindstrand - Innkeeper
- William Larsson - Shipmaster
- Emmy Albiin - Poor Woman
Pawn" has never been filmed.
Significance.
Professor of literature at Anderson College Jena Trammell has cited "Red Pawn" as a crucial point in Rand's career and in the development of her aesthetic philosophy, romantic realism.
"We the Living", finally published in 1936, shares some basic plotlines with "Red Pawn". Both feature a love triangle set against the background of the early Soviet Union, with the woman protagonist having an anti-Communist lover and a Communist one, and with the