Venus from Vestø

- This item is used Description On Vestø, one of Denmark’s small cozy islands, Venus lives. She is not a goddess of love, nor a lush Danish farm girl. Venus is a Jersey cow of noble lineage, as her sire was the English prize bull "Mars of Ippsworth." The fact that she is half-English and pedigree makes her a target for the German occupation troops. Denmark is easily occupied, and the Germans want to get hold of Venus and her future calf to establish a super-German cattle race. The island’s population is on the brink of panic, but no more than a crazy idea sees the light of day. Venus, the island’s pride and part of Denmark’s wealth, must be saved by an English submarine! - and the mad Englishmen go along with the idea..! "Venus from Vestø" is one of the few Danish family films that, in addition to warmth and romance, also has true suspense and drama. - And one of the few DIRCH PASSER films where we really get to enjoy the man Dirch Passer. On the audio side, VERA LYNN emphasizes the authentic wartime mood by, among other things, singing "Wish Me Luck." Region code 2 Edition Runtime in minutes 116 Year of production 1962