Are there any famous movies in Switzerland?

There are four language areas in Switzerland, except Romansh, German, French and Italian. In the 1920s, the films filmed in French-speaking areas included The Cross of Cervin (1922, directed by Z. Beringer), The Call of the Mountain (1923, directed by A. porsche) and The Climber of Sullivan (1923, Z. German-speaking areas are the most active areas of the film industry. 1924, in order to praise the Swiss national hero William Thiel, a feature film The Origin of the Federation (directed by E. Hadl) was produced. In the same year, Prach Sen Film Company was established in Zurich. At first, it only produced commercial advertisements. In 1930s, the company produced several large-scale documentaries, and later invested in making feature films, mainly adapting19th century classic works of Swiss German writers G Keller and J Gott Jeff. Among them, the more important films are The Gunner Wipoff (1938) and The Last Chance (65438+) directed by L Lindbergh. Praesens Film Company tried to break into the international film market and hired foreign directors to shoot films in Switzerland. For example, the feature film Search by American director Ziniman F and Heidi by Italian director Comancheni L (1952). Other film production companies have also produced some films depicting social life, such as Police wickel Lane (1955), Churiel's Bakery (1957) and Dali Bakari (1970) directed by K Freyou. German director E. Lajzer edited several anti-fascist political films Eichmann, Man of the Third Reich (196 1) and I Choose Life (1963) in Switzerland. Before the mid-1960s, French film companies mainly produced documentaries and few feature films. Such as "An Island in the Storm" (1942, directed by A. Porsche), "manus" (1943, directed by F. Shoerwari) and "Fear of Silence" (1960, directed by K. Liu Dan). In Italian-speaking Ticino, only three feature films were produced before 1970s: Ava (1940, directed by Pangza), The Cuckoo's Singing (1942, directed by A. Karen) and The Border Past (19765438).