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Anny – Story of a Prostitute

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Anny – Story of a Prostitute
Directed byAdam Eriksen
Written byAdam Eriksen
StarringJulie Jansen-Fuhr
Johan Andersson
Release date
9 November 1912
Running time
68 minutes
CountryNorway
LanguageNorwegian

Anny – Story of a Prostitute (Norwegian: Anny – en gatepiges roman) is a 1912 Norwegian drama film written and directed by Adam Eriksen, starring Julie Jansen-Fuhr and Johan Andersson.

Factory girl Anny (Jansen-Fuhr) gets involved with an older merchant, and then develops a plot to defraud him with his son. The two are caught and decide to escape to America, but the son then tries to take his own life with poison. He survives and is forgiven, while Anny descends further into poverty and desperation.


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