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Werner Schroeter

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Apr 7, 1945
Apr 12, 2010(aged 65)

Werner Schroeter

Werner Schroeter (7 April 1945 – 12 April 2010) was a German film director, screenwriter, and opera director known for his stylistic excess. Schroeter was cited by Rainer Werner Fassbinder as an influence both on his own work and on German cinema at large. Description above from the Wikipedia article Werner Schroeter, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
This Night(2009)(Screenplay)
Deux(2002)(Screenplay)
The Rose King(1986)(Writer)
For Example, Argentina(1985)(Cinematography)
The Laughing Star(1983)(Screenplay)
Day of the Idiots(1981)(Screenplay)
Dress Rehearsal(1980)(Screenplay)
White Journey(1980)(Screenplay)
Palermo or Wolfsburg(1980)(Writer)
The Kingdom of Naples(1978)(Editor)
Gold Flakes(1976)(Screenplay)
Joan's Dream(1975)(Writer)
The Black Angel(1974)(Writer)
Willow Springs(1973)(Screenplay)
The Death of Maria Malibran(1972)(Screenplay)
Macbeth(1971)(Writer)
Salome(1971)(Screenplay)
Der Bomberpilot(1970)(Screenplay)
Eika Katappa(1969)(Writer)
Argila(1969)(Screenplay)
Neurasia(1969)(Editor)
Aggression(1968)(Writer)
Himmel hoch(1968)(Editor)
Paula – « Je reviens »(1968)(Cinematography)
La morte d'Isotta(1968)(Writer)
Carla(1968)(Editor)
Mona Lisa(1968)(Writer)
Maria Callas Porträt(1968)(Cinematography)
Callas Walking Lucia(1968)(Editor)
Verona(1967)(Cinematography)

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