Oranje Hein (1936 film)

Oranje Hein is a 1936 Dutch film directed by Max Nosseck. The film is a drama about a young fisherman, Hein, who is nicknamed "Oranje Hein" due to his fiery red hair. The story revolves around Hein's struggles and adventures in a small fishing village. It explores themes of love, rivalry, and the challenges faced by those dependent on the sea for their livelihoods. While not widely known internationally, Oranje Hein is considered a significant early example of Dutch cinema and provides a glimpse into the social and economic realities of the Netherlands during the 1930s. Details regarding the cast and specific plot points are generally available through film databases and archives dedicated to Dutch cinematic history.