Hitchcock's movies

Written by:
Alfred Hitchcock

Based upon the play by:
Eden Philpotts

Cinematography by:
Jack Cox

Production design by:
Willard Arnold

Film editing by:
Alfred Booth

Produced by:
John Maxwell

Cast

Jameson Thomas (Samuel Sweetland)

Lillian Hall-Davies (Araminta Dench)

Gordon Harker (Churdles Ash)

Gibb McLaughlin (Henry Coaker)

Maud Gill (Thirza Tapper)

Louise Pounds (widow Windeatt)

Olga Slade (Mary Hearn)

Ruth Maitland (Mercy Bassett)

Antonia Brough (Susan)

Haward Watts (Dick Coaker)

Mollie Ellis (Sibley Sweetland)

Farmer Sweetland is a old and lonely widower who manages to marry again.
He likes three ladies, but they all reject him, instigated by Aramintha,
the farmer's maid who is secretely in love with her master.
Farmer seems to start thinking love is no more his business, but he realizes that
the right woman has always lived by his side. She is Aramintha herself.

Only a few lucky people could look at this film when it was edited, such as the
famous directors Eric Rohmer e Claude Chabrol, who determined that the most
interesting thing in this movie is the great and fascinating description of Welsh
countryside.