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PANORAMA ANDERS ALS DIE ANDERN TEDDY 30 DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHERS Richard Oswald Deutschland, Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts. Der berühmte Violinist Deutschland 1919 Paul Körner nimmt den jungen Geigenvirtuosen Kurt Sivers als Schü- 50 Min. · 35 mm · Schwarz-Weiß ler an. Die beiden entdecken bald ihre Gefühle füreinander. Doch ein Erpresser tritt auf den Plan. Frisch restaurierte Fassung. Regie Richard Oswald Buch Richard Oswald, Magnus Hirschfeld Kamera Max Faßbender Produzent Richard Oswald Darsteller Conrad Veidt (Paul Körner) Geboren 1880 in Wien, gestorben 1963 in Fritz Schulz (Kurt Sivers) Deutschland. Theaterschauspieler in Wien, Reinhold Schünzel (Franz Bollek) ab 1914 Filmregisseur. 1916 Gründung einer Magnus Hirschfeld (Arzt) eigenen Produktionsfirma. Flucht vor den Nazis Anita Berber (Kurts Schwester) nach Paris und später in die USA, wo er drei Filme drehte. Nach dem Krieg Rückkehr nach Produktion Deutschland. Richard Oswald-Film Berlin, Deutschland Born in Vienna, Austria in 1880, he died in Germany in 1963. He began his career as a stage actor in Vienna before becoming a film director in 1914 and founding his own production company in 1916. He fled from the Nazis to Paris and later the USA where he directed three films. He returned to Germany Conrad Veidt, Magnus Hirschfeld after the war. Germany at the beginning of the 20th century. Celebrated violinist Filmografie Auswahl: 1917 Das Bildnis des Paul Körner accepts as his pupil young virtuoso violinist Kurt Sivers. Dorian Gray · Es werde Licht! 1919 Unheimliche The two soon discover feelings for each other, but a blackmailer Geschichten 1929 Der Hund von Baskerville · appears on the scene. Newly restored version. Frühlings Erwachen 1930 Wien, du Stadt der Lieder 1931 Der Hauptmann von Köpenick 1933 Das Testament des Dr. Mabuse.

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