G.W. Pabst (1885–1967)

G.W. Pabst (1885-1967)

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Filmography  (Weimar period)

This listing is taken from the Deutsche Film Portal. Not all links are theirs.

	1932
	Die Herrin von Atlantis Regie
	1932/1933
	Don Quichotte Regie
	1932/1933
	Don Quixote Regie
	1932
	L'Atlantide Regie
	1932
	The Mistress of Atlantis Regie
	1931
	La tragédie de la mine Regie
	1930/1931
	Die 3-Groschen-Oper Regie
	1930/1931
	L'opera de quat'sous Regie
	1930
	Moral um Mitternacht Künstlerische Oberleitung
	1930
	Skandal um Eva Regie
	1930
	Westfront 1918 Regie
	1929
	Die weiße Hölle vom Piz Palü Regie
	1929
	Tagebuch einer Verlorenen Produzent, Regie
	1928
	Abwege Regie, Schnitt
	1928/1929
	Die Büchse der Pandora Regie
	1927
	Die Liebe der Jeanne Ney Regie, Schnitt
	1926
	Man spielt nicht mit der Liebe Regie, Schnitt
	1925
	Die freudlose Gasse Regie, Schnitt
	1925/1926
	Geheimnisse einer Seele Regie
	1924
	Gräfin Donelli Regie
	1922/1923
	Der Schatz Regie
	1922
	Luise Millerin Drehbuch, Regie-Assistenz
	1921/1922
	Der Taugenichts Drehbuch, Regie-Assistenz
	1921
	Im Banne der Kralle Darsteller, Produzent

Webliography

Scholarly work on Pabst

Senses of Cinema site on The Threepenny Opera

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Fritz Lang (1890–1976)

Fritz Lang (1890-1976)

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Filmography for the Weimar Period

(Listing taken from the Deutsche Film Portal the links are different)

1932/1933
	Das Testament des Dr. Mabuse Director
	1932/1933
	Le testament du docteur Mabuse Director
	1932/1933
	Siegfrieds Tod Director
	1931
	'M' Director,Screenplay
	1928/1929
	Frau im Mond Producer,Director
	1927/1928
	Spione Director,Producer,Screenplay
	1925/1926
	Metropolis Metropolis the different versions Editing,Director,Screenplay
	1923/1924
	Der Film im Film Participation
	1922-1924
	Die Nibelungen (2 Teile) Director
	1922-1924
	Die Nibelungen. 1. Teil: Siegfried Director
	1922-1924
	Die Nibelungen. 2. Teil: Kriemhilds Rache Director
	1921
	Das indische Grabmal (2 Teile) Screenplay
	1921
	Der Tiger von Eschnapur Screenplay
	1921
	Der müde Tod Editing,Screenplay,Director
	1921
	Die Sendung des Yoghi Screenplay
	1921/1922
	Dr. Mabuse, der Spieler Screenplay,Director
	1920
	Das wandernde Bild Screenplay,Director
	1920/1921
	Kämpfende Herzen Director,Screenplay
	1919
	Der Herr der Liebe Director,Cast
	1919
	Die Frau mit den Orchideen Screenplay
	1919/1920
	Die Herrin der Welt. 8. Teil: Die Rache der Maud Fergusson Screenplay
	1919/1920
	Die Spinnen (2 Teile) Screenplay,Director
	1919
	Die Spinnen. 1. Teil: Der goldene See Screenplay,Director
	1919/1920
	Die Spinnen. 2. Teil: Das Brillantenschiff Screenplay,Director
	1919
	Halbblut Screenplay,Director
	1919
	Harakiri Director
	1919
	Lilith und Ly Screenplay
	1919
	Pest in Florenz Screenplay
	1919
	Totentanz Screenplay
	1919
	Wolkenbau und Flimmerstern Screenplay
	1918/1919
	Bettler-G.m.b.H. Screenplay
	1918
	Die Frauen des Josias Grafenreuth Screenplay
	1918/1919
	Die Rache ist mein Screenplay
	1917
	Die Hochzeit im Excentric-Club Screenplay
	1917
	Hilde Warren und der Tod Screenplay,Cast
	1916
	Die Peitsche Screenplay

Webliography

A useful link to review of Gunning’s biography of Lang. Review by Anton Kaes

Senses of Cinema site Daniel Shaw on Fritz Lang

A useful Select Bibliography on Fritz Lang from the BFI.

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Weimar Directors Hub Page

Weimar Directors Hub Page

Under Construction

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Introduction

Weimar Republic Film Directors

Dudow / Brecht 

Fanck Arnold

Lang Fritz: (1890-1976) (Filmography only)  

Leni, Paul

Lubitsch, 

May, Joe (Filmography only)

Murnau, F. W. (Filmography only) 

Pabst, G. W. (Filmography only)

Riefenstahl, Leni 

Sagan, Leontine

Siodmak, 

Wegener,

Wiene, Robert

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Germany Year Zero, 1947. Directed by Roberto Rossellini

Germany Year Zero, 1947. Directed by Roberto Rossellini

Under Construction

Introduction

I have opened the page as the webliography might well be useful to visitors. An article on the film will come along in due course. However I wish to take a look at the new book on Italian Neorealism by Wagstaff first as this looks as though it will be a very valauble contribution to scholarship on the period.  

Webliography

Best of 'Google Trawl' carried out 20 / 02 / 08 down to page 27. 

Wikipedia Entry  

BBC Four Germany Year Zero

Rai International Entry Germany Year Zero  

Senses of Cinema entry on Germany Year Zero

Films de France entry Germany Year Zero

German Films Entry on Germany Year Zero

Denis Grunes Blog on Germany Year Zero  

Bazin at Work - Section on Germany Year Zero on Google book search

Wellington Film Society entry on GermanyYear Zero

Explanation of Year Zero from Reinventing Germany German  Political Development Since 1945

Bibliography 

Rossellini, Roberto. The War Trilogy. Open City. Paisan. Germany-Year Zero. Edited and with an Introduction By Stefano Roncoroni. Translated from the Italian By Judith Green.
NY: Grossman, 1973. 

André Bazin, "In Defense of Rossellini," a letter to Guido Aristarco, editor-in-chief of Cinema Nuovo, reprinted in What Is Cinema? vol.2, ed. and trans. Hugh Gray (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1971), 97

Rossellini describes his approach to editing in an interview with Fereydoun Hoveyda and Jacques Rivette published in Cahiers du Cinéma 94 (April 1959): 213. Bazin provides an effective description of the consequences of this style of cutting: "The mind has to leap from one event to the other as one leaps from stone to stone in crossing a river. It may happen that one's foot hesitates between two rocks, or that one misses one's footing and slips. The mind does likewise." (35)

Rossellini interviewed by Eric Rohmer and François Truffaut in Cahiers du Cinéma 37 (July 1954)

David Forgacs, Sarah Lutton and Geoffrey Nowell-Smith. 2001. Roberto Rossellini: Magician of the Real.London: BFI

Wagstaff Christopher. 2008 Italian Neorealist Cinema: An Aesthetic Approach. Toronto:
University of Toronto Press  

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