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His name was removed from the credits and replaced by an "Aryan" pseudonym, "Hasse Preis".

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La Tartelette 1967 , a short film inspired by Andersen's story, with a black humour twist ending.

The music is only sporadically used.

Nowadays all those films are, where they are.

The other author, Felix Joachimson, would go first to Austria and then also to the US, where he was a successful scriptwriter and producer under the name of.

The male lead, Max Hansen, was reputed to be part-Jewish and the previous year had performed a comic song implying that Hitler was homosexual; at the opening, in a riot orchestrated by the Nazis, members of the audience attacked him as "too Jewish", shouting "We want German movies! However, a young girl selling matches was the only solid clue.

In the main characters visit Hans Christian Andersen who is trapped in his own dreams and having his own creations acting oddly.

This short was subsequently released as a special feature on the 2006 Platinum Edition DVD of 1989.