From its native country, India, the corn weevil has spread all over the globe, swarming in millions, multiplying, devouring and destroying. We see the efforts made by the agricultural pest centre to fight the weevil, which costs Denmark 22,000,000 Kroner each year in lost and damaged grain. This is a propaganda film directed towards ordinary men and women. The theme is treated at once dramatically and humourously, and the weevils express their hatred of mankind and their determination to destroy his food in queer reedy voices.
| Original title | Kornet er i Fare |
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| Danish title | Kornet er i Fare |
| Keywords | Vermin, Pest control, Farming, occupation, The, World War 2, 1940-1949 |
| Director | Hagen Hasselbalch |
| Screenplay | Hagen Hasselbalch, Mogens Skot-Hansen |
| Director of Photography | Verner Jensen, Poul Gram, Hagen Hasselbalch |
| Composer | Kai Rosenberg |
| Production country | Denmark |
| Domestic distribution | Statens Filmcentral |
| Technical info | 245 meter, 35 mm, Black/white, Sound |
| Danish theatrical release | 28.03.1945 |
| Cinemas | Saga Vist sammen med "En ny Dag gryer" |
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| Production company | Nordisk Films Kompagni |
| Executive Producer | Ministeriernes Filmudvalg |
| Commissioned by | Kornskadedyrskomitéen, Ministeriernes Filmudvalg |
| Domestic distribution | Statens Filmcentral |
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Direction |
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| Direction | Hagen Hasselbalch |
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Script |
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| Script | Hagen Hasselbalch |
| Script | Mogens Skot-Hansen |
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Cinematography |
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| Cinematography | Verner Jensen |
| Cinematography | Poul Gram |
| Cinematography | Hagen Hasselbalch |
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Music |
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| Music | Kai Rosenberg |
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Voiceover |
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| Voiceover | Karl Hasselbalch |
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