Directing

Hermann Diehl

Known for

Directing

Credits

10 titles

Known for

Behind the camera

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The film is an example of films from the Nazi era that focused on alpine sports and often used them for propaganda purposes.

Ski Heil

1934

The Seven Ravens poster
6.5

When a young girl finds out that, due to her existence, her seven brothers are struck by a curse and have to live their lives as ravens, she goes out in a quest to find them. Considered to be the first German feature length stop motion film.

The Seven Ravens

1937

Nachtasyl poster
NR

A early puppet animation by Ferdinand Diehl

Nachtasyl

1934

No artwork available
NR

Stop-motion animated short, with sound by Rudolf Pfenninger.

Tönende Handschrift III: Barcarole

1932

No artwork available
NR

No synopsis available yet.

Der Liebesbrief

1957

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NR

Mecki demonstrates to the audience what can happen when widespread voter apathy sets in. This 1953 film was produced on behalf of the Federal Agency for Civic Education’s predecessor, the Federal Agency for Home Affairs (*Bundeszentrale für Heimatdienst*).

Mecki speaks on the election

1953

No artwork available
NR

Stop-motion animated short with experimental sound by Rudolf Pfenninger.

Tönende Handschrift I: Serenade

1932

Max and Moritz poster
8.5

Max and Moritz terrorize a village by killing chickens, stealing food, and harming villagers.

Max and Moritz

1941

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NR

An early German animated short, produced in the late Weimar/early Nazi transition period. The main character - bald-headed Wupp, whom the Nazis classified as "alien to the people".

Wupp Learns to Shudder

1932

No artwork available
NR

An early German animated short, produced in the late Weimar/early Nazi transition period. The main character - bald-headed Wupp, whom the Nazis classified as "alien to the people".

Wupp Learns to Shudder

1932