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== Abstract ==


First film adaptation of the famous story of Heidi, a little girl of the Swiss Alps, who is taken from her beloved grandfather to live in anguish in the city below, and how her grandfather sacrifices to bring her home.
First film adaptation of the famous story of Heidi, a little girl of the Swiss Alps, who is taken from her beloved grandfather to live in anguish in the city below, and how her grandfather sacrifices to bring her home.
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[[Category:Film Studies--1920s]]
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[[Category:1920, Top Films]]


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{en} Heidi [1] (USA, 1920), directed by Frederick A. Thomson, starring Magda Evans (Heidi). <silent>

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First film adaptation of the famous story of Heidi, a little girl of the Swiss Alps, who is taken from her beloved grandfather to live in anguish in the city below, and how her grandfather sacrifices to bring her home.

Only a few sequences of the film survive (see YouTube).

The protagonist, Magda Evans, was one of the most active and celebrated child actresses of the time.

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