Die goldene Jurte

Short Summary (English)

Disregarding a commandment of the lamas, the sage Arat tills the Mongolian soil. He sows corn to eradicate the raging famine in the land. He teaches the herdsman Pagwa to do the same in the "Valley of the Red Flowers". To preserve the region's wealth, Pagwa, however; has to closely guard a mysterious chest which may never be opened. But when the herdman's two eldest sons act in contempt of this prohibition, they plunge the entire valley into misery and calamity. The water runs dry and the father suffers gloom and dejection because of this breath of trust. Dawadorshi, his youngest son, sets out to seek counsel from Arat. He attentively takes in the old man's lessons. Heartened and emboldened, he sets off home again. On his way he saves village peasants from perishing of thirst heals a blind girl and rescues the daughter of the water khan. The khan presents him with three precious gifts: a magic cap, a little hammer which makes a golden tent appear; and a lambskin which conjures up rainfall. With the help of these magical powers, Dawadorshi can bring back the herd and the two treacherous brothers. A magnificent house is erected by means of magic and rain, so ardently longed for; is summoned. (Source: Progress Film-Verleih)

Film Crew

Director

• Gottfried Kolditz
• Rabschaa Dordschpalam

Script

• Kurt Bortfeldt
• Sengiin Erdene

Camera

• Erich Gusko
• Ernst Kunstmann (Trick)

Film Editing

• Hildegard Tegener

Cast

• Dshambaagijn Lubsandshamdz (Weiser Arat / Wolfsjäger Arrasch)
• Zaagani Zegmed (Pagwa)
• Batsuchijn Zorig (Dawadorshi)
• Surengijn Suchbaatar (Jorrup)
• Gambodshawin Zegmed (Jombo)
• Zedendambin Nordshmaa (Sarran-Gerrel)
• Tschimedijn Dolgursuren (Sendema)
• Kurt Mühlhardt (Wasserkhan)
• Evelyn Cron (Tochter des Wasserkhan)

Assistant Director

• Ursula Pohle

Assistant Camera

• Peter Dietrich

Production Design

• Alfred Tolle

Script Editing

• Willi Brückner

Music

• L. Mordorsch

Sound

• Max Sandler
• Werner Klein

Costume Design

• Martin Dörre

Make-Up

• Gerhard Petri

Props

• Günter Zaleike
• J. Jondosambuu

Production Management

• Alexander Lösche
• Damdini Sambuu

Unit Production Management

• Erich Kühne
• Werner Liebscher
• N. Gombossuren

Design

• A. Gawaa (Zeichnungen)

DEFA Photography

• Peter Blümel

Dubbing (Dubbing Actor)

• Friedrich Richter (Weiser Arat / Wolfsjäger Arrasch)
• Fritz (auch: Friedrich) Links (Pagwa)
• Hartmut Kirschke (Dawadorshi)
• Helmut Müller-Lankow (Jorrup)
• Edwin Marian (Jombo)
• Helga Labudda (Sarran-Gerrel)
• Lotte Loebinger (Sendema)

Short Summary (German)

(Koproduktion DDR/Mongolei)

Der Weise Arat bricht gegen das Gebot der Lamas die mongolische Erde auf, um Korn zu säen und die Hungersnot im Land zu beseitigen. Er lehrt den Hirten Pagwa im Tal der Roten Blumen ebenso zu handeln. Doch Pagwa lässt dieses Tal verdorren. Dawadorshi, sein jüngster Sohn, macht sich auf den Weg zum Weisen Arat, um Rat zu erbitten. Er hört aufmerksam den Lehren des Alten zu und macht sich auf den Heimweg. Unterwegs bewahrt er die Bauern eines Dorfes vor dem Verdursten, heilt ein blindes Mädchen und rettet die Tochter des Wasserkhans, wofür er drei wertvolle Geschenke erhält. Schließlich kommt er glücklich zu Hause an und bringt das Tal wieder zum Erblühen.

(Quelle: Das zweite Leben der Filmstadt Babelsberg. DEFA-Spielfilme 1946-1992)

Short Summary (Other Languages)

Per combattere la carestia, il saggio Arat infrange il precetto dei monaci Lama che vieta di dissodare la terra e semina grano. Insegna a fare lo stesso anche al pastore Pagwa nella Valle dei fiori rossi, ma questo lascia inaridire il terreno. Dawadorshi, suo figlio minore, si reca da Arat per chiedergli consiglio. Rientrando a casa, difende i contadini di un villaggio dalla sete, guarisce una bambina cieca e salva la figlia di un nobile, ricevendo tre preziosi regali. Col suo aiuto anche la valle torna a fiorire. (Italienisch)