The End is My Beginning Screen adaptation of Tiziano Terzani′s memoirs. Terzani was the long-time Southeast Asia correspondent for German news magazine "Der Spiegel" and passed away in...
Toni Ricardelli is a stone-cold hitman – a true master in his field. But despite his success in his job, Toni is missing a woman that loves him. But on a job, he finally seems to have found the ...
Dokumentarfilm über die Metalcore-Band "Heaven Shall Burn", für den der Regisseur Ingo Schmoll sie über ein Jahr hinweg durch ganz Europa begleitete. Den Rahmen bildet die Entstehung eines neuen Al...
My Blind Date With Life Film adaptation of Saliya Kahawatte's eponymous autobiography: At age 15, Saliya Kahawatte almost entirely loses his eyesight. Albeit nearly blind, his faith in life remains un...
Bei "Der Teufel lacht dazu: Willst Du mein Cousinchen sein?" handelt es sich um ein Tonbild. Tonbild ist eine Bezeichnung für frühe Kinofilme mit Synchronton (aufgezeichnet und abgespielt im Nadelto...
My Life as Lotta In the film adaptation of the children's book of the same name, everything revolves around eleven-year-old Lotta and her best friend Cheyenne. In addition to Lotta's daily challenges ...
Detlef Bothe, Leni Wesselman
Detlef Bothe, Leni Wesselman
Leni Wesselman, Detlef Bothe
Filmplakat
Leni Wesselman, Detlef Bothe
Leni Wesselman, Detlef Bothe
Filmplakat
Sinan Al Kuri, Mudhar AlNoori (v.l.n.r.)
Notes on the Treatment of "Mein Vater, der Schauspieler".
Daily call sheet for 11 June 1956 for the shooting of "Mein Vater, der Schauspieler".
List of film sets for "Mein Vater, der Schauspieler", with handwritten notes.
Screenplay (excerpt) of "Mein Vater, der Schauspieler, final version from 15 May 1956.
Internal correspondence regarding "Du mein stilles Tal" (working title "Schweigepflicht").
The film title changed from "Mutter und Kind" to "Alles für mein Kind".
Daily production report No. 7, 11 June 1956 on the shooting of "Mein Vater, der Schauspieler".
Script coverage on "Mein Vater, der Schauspieler", version of Maria Matray, addressed to Werner Bergold.