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Two Greyhounds is a 1934 comedy directed by Douglas Sirk. This early short film provides a satirical look at business practices during the Weimar Republic, making it a unique piece for collectors interested in historical cinema and social commentary.
This short film holds a certain intrigue as it showcases Douglas Sirk’s early style before he became a prominent figure in melodrama. It was released in a slightly revised format due to its controversial content, which adds a layer of collector interest. The film is scarce, and finding good quality prints can be a challenge, making it a notable piece for those who appreciate early cinema and the evolution of Sirk's work. It doesn’t pop up often in discussions, but for collectors, it’s definitely one to look out for.
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Two Greyhounds is a comedy film.
The film was directed by Douglas Sirk.
The film was originally titled "Zwei Genies" before it was revised.
The film was produced by UFA.
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