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Friedrich Dürrenmatt the Plays Foreign Rights List Autumn 2015 EST• 1952 Diogenes Friedrich Dürrenmatt The Plays . and other books by Patricia Highsmith Hartmut Lange · Donna Leon · Ingrid Noll Christoph Poschenrieder · Astrid Rosenfeld Bernhard Schlink · Hansjörg Schneider Martin Suter · Tomi Ungerer and F. K. Waechter Cinema Exhibitions Opera TV FRIEDRICH BENEDICT WELLS PATRICIA HIGHSMITH TOMI UNGERER HARTMUT LANGE DONNA LEON DÜRRENMATT Director Frieder Wittich The release of the cinema 1,000 Years of Strasbourg The Concert Adaptation for First broadcast of Beastly The documentation is in post-production adaptation of Carol (The Cathedral: The Artists of the opera by Swiss composer Things / The Golden Egg, In the Labyrinth /Friedrich of the cinema adaptation Price of Salt) is scheduled for the Cathedral. Alfons K. Zwicker. the 21st/22nd case for Commis- Dürrenmatt was broad- of Beck’s Last Summer. 28.11.2015 (USA) and 05.12.2015 Tomi Ungerer / John Howe sario Brunetti, in 2015. casted on TV in Spring 2015 Cast: Christian Ulmen, (UK). Director: Todd Haynes. at the Tomi Ungerer Museum, Director: Sigi Rothemund. and is now adapted for Nahuel Pérez Biscayart, Cast: Cate Blanchett, Strasbourg, from 06.03.2015 Script: Florian Iwersen. cinema. Director: Sabine Friederike Becht. Production: Rooney Mara and Kyle until 04.10.2015. Production: teamWorx and Hartmut Gisiger. Production: Das Claussen Wöbke Putz Chandler. Screenplay: Incognito at the Kunsthaus Lange ARD Degeto for Das Erste Das Konzert Kollektiv. Scheduled release: Filmproduktion. Scheduled Phyllis Nagy. Production: Zurich, from 30.10.2015 in co-operation with BR. Autumn 2015. release: Autumn 2015. Film4, Killer Films, Number until 07.02.2016. Aft erwards Novelle · Diogenes 9 Films. at the Museum Folkwang, MARTIN SUTER Essen. David Fincher, Ben Affl eck Director Stephan Rick Between Marianne and and Gillian Flynn are is in post-production Germania at the Museum planning a remake of of the cinema adaptation of Renchen, from 13.10.2015 Strangers on a Train. The Dark Side of the Moon. until 13.01.2016. Musicals Cast: Jürgen Prochnow, Director Andy Goddard EIN FILM VON SABINE GISIGER Moritz Bleibtreu, Nora von is fi lming the cinema F. K. WAECHTER FRIEDRICH Waldstätten. Production: adaptation of The Blunderer. Permanent exhibition DÜRRENMATT DÜRRENMATT Arctic Pictures Limited, Cast: Jessica Biel, Patrick The Cartoonists of the New The Visit DER KINOFILM Lailaps Pictures, Port au Wilson and Haley Bennett. Frankfurt School at Caricatura At the Broadway Theater Lyceum, New York. IM WINTER14/15 IM KINO Prince Film & Kultur Pro- Production: Killer Films, Museum Frankfurt. DAS KOLLEKTIV FÜR AUDIOVISUELLE WERKE GMBH PRÄSENTIERT EINEN FILM VON SABINE GISIGER MIT IRVIN D. YALOM (PSYCHOTHERAPEUT, SCHRIFTSTELLER, EMERITIERTER PROFESSOR DER PSYCHIATRIE) DRAMATURGIE PHILIP DELAQUIS LEITUNG SCHNITT BARBARA WEBER SCHNITT ANDREAS WINTERSTEIN KAMERA HELENA VAGNIÈRES MUSIK & SOUNDDESIGN BALZ BACHMANN · PETER BRÄKER AUFNAHME TON SAUL ROUDA TONSCHNITT & MISCHUNG BASIS BERLIN / ANSGAR FRERICH 2. KAMERA MATTHIAS GÜNTER · TIM METZGER ARTWORK MATTHIAS GÜNTER POSTPRODUKTION STUDIO CINE PLUS Music and Lyrics: John IN KO-PRODUKTION MIT SCHWEIZER RADIO UND FERNSEHEN / URS AUGSTBURGER · SRG SSR / SVEN WÄLTI · MARIANNE JEGER · ROMAN VON SURY · RUTH WALDBURGER, VEGA FILM AG DREHBUCH & REGIE SABINE GISIGER PRODUZENT PHILIP DELAQUIS WELTVERTRIEB AUTLOOK FILMSALES duktion. Scheduled release: Sierra Pictures. © 2014 DAS KOLLEKTIV FÜR AUDIOVISUELLE WERKE GMBH, ZÜRICH / INTERNATIONAL STANDARD AUDIOVISUAL NUMBER ISAN 0000-0003-A2CC-0000-N-0000-0000-5 October 2015. FRIEDRICH Kander and Fred Ebb. DÜRRENMATT Cast: Chita Rivera, Roger LUKAS HARTMANN Writer and Artist: Rees et al. The fi lming of the cinema Permanent exhibition at Opening: April 2015. adaptation of his novel Centre Dürrenmatt At the Theatre Creation, ANTHONY MCCARTEN Dark Bliss will start in Neuchâtel, reopened Tokyo. Music: Moritz Is working on a musical autumn 2015. Director: in January 2015. Schneider and Michael based on the oeuvre by Stefan Haupt. Production: Dürrenmatt à Neuchâtel Reed. Lyrics: Wolfgang Arthur Schnitzler, in co- Triluna Film. at Centre Dürrenmatt, Hofer. operation with the Vereinigte Neuchâtel, from 18.04.2015 Opening: August 2015. Bühnen Wien, Vienna. until 06.09.2015. Patricia Highsmith Carol (The Price of Salt) Photo: © dcm Benedict Wells Lukas Becks letzter Hartmann Sommer Martin Suter Patricia Friedrich Finsteres Die dunkle Highsmith Dürrenmatt Glück Seite des Carol Der Besuch Mondes oder der alten Dame Please fi nd more information at: Salz und sein Preis Tragische Komödie www.diogenes.ch/rights Roman · Diogenes Roman · Diogenes Roman · Diogenes Roman · Diogenes Diogenes Anniversary Awards Theatre ERICH HACKL FRIEDRICH PATRICIA HIGHSMITH The Three Robbers Has been awarded the ›Ring of DÜRRENMATT The Talented Mr. Ripley Konzert Theater Berne Honour‹ by the city of Steyr The Enormity Teatr Studio, Warsaw marotte-Figurentheater, (Austria) in April 2015. He also of thePossible Westfälisches Landestheater Karlsruhe has been awarded the Austrian Centre Dürrenmatt, Cie Rêve Lune, Woody Allen Dalai Lama Friedrich Yadé Kara Walter Muschg State Prize for literary trans- Neuchâtel SŁAWOMIR MROŻEK La Seyne-sur-mer Dürrenmatt lation ›Translatio 2015‹ for his Greek Man The Emigrants Victorie Music, Paris life’s work as translator of Seeks Greek Wife Serbian Theatre, Budapest Spanish and Latin-American Vingtième Théâtre, Paris Striptease / Out At Sea PATRICK SÜSKIND literature. The Physicists Associazione if Prana, Italy The Double Bass Stratford Festival Szöveg Szinhàz Theatre, Is permanently in the ANTHONY MCCARTEN Tour repertory of many German His screenplay for The Theory Petöfi Theatre, Veszprém Theater zum Mitnehmen, Wdowy and foreign theatres. Ingrid Noll Connie Palmen Thomas F. K. Waechter Reiner Zimnik of Everything has been awarded Strittmatter Vienna Vaci Dunakanya Szinhàz The record is held by the BAFTA ›Film | Adapted Theatre, Vac the Munich Volkstheater. Screenplay‹ and has been The Pledge The original 1981 produc- WOODY ALLEN nominated for the ›Oscar‹. Schauburg, Munich MARTIN SUTER tion with Nikolaus Paryla 80th Birthday on 01.12.2015 Director: James Marsh. Theater der Keller, The Devil from Milan had more than 500 per- Cast: Felicity Jones, Eddie Cologne DALAI LAMA Sandkorn-Theater, formances. Redmayne, Emily Watson. The Visit 80th Birthday on 06.07.2015 Schauspielhaus Karlsruhe New productions Production: Basel Schauspielhaus Bochum in the following theatres: FRIEDRICH DÜRRENMATT Working Title Films. Schauspielhaus DORIS DÖRRIE Theaterhaus Stuttgart 25th Anniversary of the author’s death on 14.12.2015 Distribution: Zurich Hungarian States Theatre, Happy Odekhiren Amaize, Dubai Universal Pictures. YADÉ KARA Cluj-Napoca Foro Quinto Piso Theatre, Akut Theater 99, Aachen 50th Birthday on 10.08.2015 Mexico-City KunstKulturQuartier, Is Number 1 on the annual ANTHONY MCCARTEN Nuremberg WALTER MUSCHG funny girl TOMI UNGERER Düsseldorfer 50th Anniversary of the author’s death on 06.12.2015 Spiegel Bestseller List 2014 ›hard-cover fi ction‹, especially Salzburger Landestheater Flix Schauspielhaus INGRID NOLL with Donna Leon’s The Golden Le Carreau, Forbach theater hof / 19, Oldenburg 80th Birthday on 29.09.2015 Egg (24 weeks), Bernhard Schlink’s The Woman on the CONNIE PALMEN Stairs (18 weeks), Ingrid Noll’s 60th Birthday on 25.11.2015 Til Greed Does Us Part THOMAS STRITTMATTER (17 weeks) and Martin Suter’s th 20 Anniversary of the author’s death on 29.08.2015 Allmen and the Vanished María th (16 weeks). And for the 13 Martin Suter Pat F. K. WAECHTER Der Teufel rick time since 1982 the readers of von Süskind 10th Anniversary of the author’s death on 16.09.2015 Doris Dörrie Anthony S¥awomir Mailand Der Buchmarkt magazine awarded Happy McCarten Mro‡ek Kon trab aß funny girl Emigranten Diogenes ›Publisher of the und andere Stücke REINER ZIMNIK Diogenes Roman · Diogenes Diogenes Roman · Diogenes Diogenes 85th Birthday on 13.12.2015 Year‹ among the German language publishers. Photos: Woody Allen, Reiner Zimnik: © Archiv Diogenes Verlag; Dalai Lama: © Phil Borges; Friedrich Please fi nd more information at: Dürrenmatt: © Edouard Rieben; Yadé Kara: © Michael Maeyer; Walter Muschg: © Mit freundlicher Genehmigung der Universitätsbibliothek Basel; Ingrid Noll: Renate Barth / © Diogenes Verlag; Connie Palmen: © Annaleen Louwes; Thomas Strittmatter: © Volker Derlath; F. K. Waechter: © Horst Eigen www.diogenes.ch/rights 6.10.2008 15:25:46 Uhr Swiss Translation Programme 2009–2011 Programme Translation Swiss MOVING WORDS languages. 32 in MOVING published been have books Suter’s Martin . Zurich in Photo: ©AlbertoVenzago family with his his with Martin Suter lives lives Suter Martin Allmen and the Dragonfl ies. Dragonfl the and Allmen series, series, success. 2011 saw the debut of his crime novel novel crime his of debut the saw 2011 success. His novels have enjoyed huge international international huge enjoyed have novels His on writing. on before deciding to focus exclusively exclusively focus to deciding before director in advertising, advertising, in director translation costs possible. costs translation English manuscript is available. is manuscript English and screenplay author. 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