Melodrama in which a stepfather tries to get his hands on the inheritance of his two stepdaughters. When one of them dies, and the other sacrifies herself, he repents.
Short war reportage about the German naval ship 'Möwe'. This ship holds up British ships, takes the crew aboard and destroys the vessels. Also ships from neutral countries are treated in this way.
Images, from 1914, of the production of airplanes: A double-decker is taken outside and the motor is assembled on it. The plane can be transported entirely in parts, as a construction kit.
Jonas, the lord of the manor, and Ahti the Finn have been close friends for years. When Jonas's sister is attacked by a gypsy, Jonas and Ahti come to her aid, and the gypsy is badly beaten. Soon after...
Cesarina Rupert, a modern day Messalina, is Claudio’s wife, a patriot and a brilliant inventor of war vehicles for France. Between personal drama and spy intrigues, this mismatched couple is d...
Guazzoni, in putting on this sensational work must have encountered many difficulties. However, he overcame them brilliantly. He presents the episodes and vicissitudes which characterise the liv...
The making of patriotic films was not rare among FAI productions, and "Il bacio della gloria" is one example, together with "Armi e amori" (1913) and "Per la Patria!" (1915). “In the Speech fr...
Claire is the beautiful daughter of the director of the steelworks. Revolutionaries storm the director's estate during a strike, and the director is killed. Worker Albert Fjeld remembers that Claire h...
Ilse Stobrawa, Gustl Stark-Gstettenbaur (v.l.n.r.)
Daniel Krauss, Götz Burger (v.l.n.r.)
Sketch by Erich Meerwald
Regie zu "Apollo" (2009)
Szene aus "Peter Lump"
Szene mit Grethe Weiser
David Zimmerschied in "Kill Me Today, Tomorrow I'm Sick!" (2017/18)
Fabian Busch
Scene sequence for "The Rats".
Notes on the treatment "The Rats".
Letter from Tiroler Landeshauptmann (governor of Tirol) to CCC (17 September 1948) regarding the premiere of "Morituri".
Internal correspondence on the shooting of "Der Graf von Luxemburg".
Letter from Berlinale director Dr. Alfred Bauer to CCC, 11 January 1955, regarding the world premiere of "The Rats" on the occassion of the V. International Filmfestival Berlin in 1955.
Internal correspondence regarding "Liebe, Jazz und Übermut".
Screenplay (excerpt) of "Liebe, Jazz und Übermut".