Werner Schroeter

Born 1945-04-07
Werner Schroeter was a German film director, screenwriter, and opera director known for his stylistic excess. Schroeter has been cited by Rainer Werner Fassbinder as a personal influence and on German cinema at large.

Werner Schroeter Stats

Profession

: Film Director | Screenwriter | Cinematographer | Film Editor | Film Producer | Actor

Date of Birth

: 1945-04-07

Nicknames

: Werner Schröter, Werner

Country

: Georgenthal

Werner Schroeter Known For

Appearances

Werner Schroeter Films

  1. Beware of a Holy Whore

Werner Schroeter Director

  1. Palermo or Wolfsburg
  2. Day of the Idiots
  3. Nuit de Chien
  4. Malina
    1991
  5. Love’s Debris
  6. Liebeskonzil
  7. Two
    2002
  8. The Death of Maria Malibran
    1972
    The Death of Maria Malibran
  9. Maria Callas Portrait
  10. Eika Katappa
    1969

Werner Schroeter Producer

  1. The Death of Maria Malibran
    1972
    The Death of Maria Malibran
  2. Eika Katappa
    1969

Werner Schroeter Writer

  1. Nuit de Chien

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