The Corn Is in Danger
Original title: Kornet er i fare
Overview
Kornet er i fare is a Danish documentary short warning farmers about destructive corn weevils, released under Nazi occupation. Blending live action with animation and humorous narration, it depicts the pests as invaders in a military-style battle and advises preventive measures. While officially Nazi-approved, the film was widely interpreted—and perhaps intended—as an allegory of Danish resistance against the occupiers. It premiered on April 1, 1945.
Top-billed cast
- KKarl Hasselbalch
Crew
- Director
- Hagen Hasselbalch
- Writers
- Mogens Skot-Hansen, Hagen Hasselbalch
- Production
- Nordisk Film Denmark
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Who directed The Corn Is in Danger?
The Corn Is in Danger was directed by Hagen Hasselbalch.
When was The Corn Is in Danger released?
The Corn Is in Danger was released in 1945.
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