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2007
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In this sequel to the 1973 comedy Robber Hotzenplotz, the Hotzenplotz (Peter Kern) escapes from jail in a policeman's uniform...
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1979
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Based on a true story, Costa-Gavras' Special Section (Section Speciale) is set in wartime France, but the parallels to...
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1975
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This sentimental story is taken from the novel by Heinrich Spoerl but strays from the original. Teachers and students are the...
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1970
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Anneliese (Lisolellte Pulver) is the German consulate's daughter who is scheduled to marry rocket scientist Frank Green...
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1967
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1961
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Die Junge Suenderim is a teen-centered drama about Eva Reck (Karin Baal), a nineteen-year-old woman born into a kind of...
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1960
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1958
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1957
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1956
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That venerable Leo Fall operetta Die Rose von Stamboul was given a serviceable screen treatment in 1953. The fetchingly...
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1953
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The name of Austrian director Ernst Marischka was virtually synonymous with "musical comedy" during the late 1940s - early...
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1952
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1952
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1952
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Tanz ins Gluck (Dance into Happiness) is another attempt by the Austrian film industry to revive the popular prewar operetta...
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1952
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1951
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1950
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This all-too-typical Austrian operetta combines elements from several previous musical successes. The heroine, played by...
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1937
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The English-language title of this German musical satire is The Man Who Was Sherlock Holmes. That immensely popular German...
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1937
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Having inherited a prosperous soap factory, Severin Matthias (Gustav Froelich) finds that the board of directors refuses to...
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1937
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The title tells all in Drei Blaue Jungs und ein Blondes Maedel, which translates as Three Sailors and a Blonde. The plot...
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1937
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Herman Speelmans plays the title character in the German comedy Ein Ganzer Kerl (A Regular Fellow). The plot is hardly new:...
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1936
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The "Women's Paradise" of the title is the ironic nickname of a heavily-in-debt Vienna fashion salon. The business is taken...
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1936
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Before he became cult director Douglas Sirk, Detlef Sierck cut his teeth on such lavish European star vehicles as Hofkonzert...
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1936
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Knock-Out is a form-fitting movie vehicle for world heavyweight boxing champion Max Schmeling. Through a masterstroke of...
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1936
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The popular stage drama Das Maedchen Irene (This Girl Irene) was adapted for the screen by director Reinhold Schuenzel....
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1936
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Schabernack (Hoax) gets under way when heroine Eva (Trude Marlen) finds herself too broke to open her hotel for the season....
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1936
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1934
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Schwarze Walfisch (The Black Whale) is the German-language version of the Marcel Pagnol masterpiece Fanny. Replacing the...
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1934
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1933
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1932
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No less a scrivener than Billy Wilder adapted the Erich Kastner novel Emil and the Detectives for its first film version. The...
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1931
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