The Well-Digger's Daughter 1940

Overview

The Well-Digger's Daughter is a film released in 1940 that encompasses the genres of drama, romance, and comedy. The production has a runtime of two hours and twenty-two minutes. It was released in the United States on September 28, 1946, and is described as the new triumph by the star and director of The Baker's Wife. The narrative follows a rural maiden whose two suitors depart for war, a situation that leaves her pregnant. The film is categorized as not rated and maintains a presence on The Movie Database. As a work of cinema, it reflects the collaborative efforts of the individuals behind the previous success of The Baker's Wife. The story centers on the personal consequences faced by the protagonist after the departure of her romantic interests. This archival entry provides a summary of the film's basic production details and its primary plot premise as documented in official records. The film remains a notable entry in the catalog of works associated with its creative team, highlighting a specific period in the history of international cinema.