Just outside the old city walls of Rome, we find a mass of washed-out houses and bumpy streets arranged in a geometrical pattern that makes them anonymous and depersonalized. The documentary fil...
The documentary makes use of different testimonies of Art Nouveau, from a brief, initial summary of the artistic movement, to an interview with a person (Sergio Tofano) who lived during that era...
An unidentified (and unfortunately incomplete) exotic melodrama, tends towards De Mille's The Cheat. Considered by specialists as a German film.
From 1891 to 1945, a popular form of iconography thrived next to the official one documenting Italy’s political and social life. This alternative iconography can be found in humorous and satir...
Between 28-30 December 1917, Padua suffered three air raids by Austrian aircraft. After the first, The Times of London reported:"December 29. : Yesterday evening at 9 p.m. enemy airmen, true to their...
A short film about the painter Gino Rossi: his life, art, struggle against the academies, conformity and middle class duplicity. His dissent is unyielding, his life complete freedom, but he ends...
From the Holmenkollen Ski Festival in 1918. We see the Holmenkollen ski jump arena, the ski jumpers and the audience. The royal family arrives, King Haakon VII, Queen Maud and Crown prince Olav.
Bei der Weltpremiere des Films "Goethe!" am 04.10.2010 in Berlin
Franz Seitz (production manager, second from left), Oliver Grimm, Kurt Hoffmann, Elisabeth Müller (center, left to right) while shooting "Moselfahrt aus Liebeskummer" (1953)
German movie poster of "Was?" (1972)
Nele Trebs
German movie poster of "Lustig ist die Jodelei bei der Fummelfilmerei" (1974)
"Kebab Connection" (2004)
On the set of "Heimspiel" (2000)
Filmplakat
Editing instructions for "Auf Wiedersehn".
Synopsis of "Epilog".
Invitation to the german premiere of "Epilog" at the Residenz-Theater, Hamburg.
English screenplay (excerpt) of "Epilog".
Notes on the script of "Epilog".
Permit for employing child actors in "Sündige Grenze".
Screenplay (excerpt) of "Kampf um Rom. 2. Teil: Der Verrat", version from 19 February 1968.
Internal correspondence of the CCC regarding "Der 20. Juli".