Julius Pinschewer

Avantgarde film about an exhibition.

The only surviving excerpt of a documentary on film production in Weimar Germany, featuring the different personalities of several famous directors of the era at work on the set including Fritz Lang, Robert Wiene, and E.A. Dupont.

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Aegir, King of the Oceans, tours Germany because he's concerned about negative rumors concerning the homeland's war effort.

An animated short made for the Swiss National Exhibition 1939 in Zurich.

Lotte Reiniger applies her charming cutout animation technique to this early advertisement for the Nivea skin care company.

Avantgarde film about an exhibition.

Avantgarde film about an exhibition.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

Aegir, King of the Oceans, tours Germany because he's concerned about negative rumors concerning the homeland's war effort.

Aegir, King of the Oceans, tours Germany because he's concerned about negative rumors concerning the homeland's war effort.

Aegir, King of the Oceans, tours Germany because he's concerned about negative rumors concerning the homeland's war effort.

An animated short made for the Swiss National Exhibition 1939 in Zurich.

An animated short made for the Swiss National Exhibition 1939 in Zurich.

Lotte Reiniger applies her charming cutout animation technique to this early advertisement for the Nivea skin care company.

Three knights go in search of a terrible dragon who holds the secret to relieve the princess's headache.

Three knights go in search of a terrible dragon who holds the secret to relieve the princess's headache.

Restaurant, sun and acrobatics to enjoy sunny holidays.

Sponsored by the Swiss Red Cross.

While a reception is being prepared for the Queen, a baby feeds from a bottle of milk, restores vigor to the schoolboy doing his calculations, to the blacksmith who's working his iron, to the runner who is getting tired. At last, she is crowned before the ball, with bottles of milk.

When the pictures learned to walk

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Short film by Julius Pinschewer and Rudi Klemm.

Short film by Julius Pinschewer and Rudi Klemm.

The Emperor of China hears a nightingale sing, and decides to capture her, yet he fails. So he tries at least to have her call imitated, yet there everybody at his court fails, so he offers a prize for success in this - the marriage with his daughter. Two Europeans hear of it - a Mr. Tri-Ergon (record label) and a Mr. Trichter (recording horn). Both try with their recording devices to cut a record of the Nightingale.

The Emperor of China hears a nightingale sing, and decides to capture her, yet he fails. So he tries at least to have her call imitated, yet there everybody at his court fails, so he offers a prize for success in this - the marriage with his daughter. Two Europeans hear of it - a Mr. Tri-Ergon (record label) and a Mr. Trichter (recording horn). Both try with their recording devices to cut a record of the Nightingale.

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No synopsis available yet.

Nestlé ad by Pinschewer.

Nestlé ad by Pinschewer.

The “world’s greatest vehicle endurance test” swept through Germany in the form of a motorcycle race. It follows a group of motorcyclists through snow and mud, along wide-open spaces and down narrow streets full of curious onlookers. Naturally, breakdowns and accidents inevitably occur too.

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A short film by Walther Ruttmann.

Produced as a promotional film for Beiersdorf.

Produced as a promotional film for Beiersdorf.

Excelsior ad by Pinschewer.

Excelsior ad by Pinschewer.

Ms. Mode plays

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No synopsis available yet.

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No synopsis available yet.

In this animated commercial for the German Savings Banks and Giro Association, a man loses his wallet as he heads off on vacation. An honest finder risks everything to return it to him, then passes on a well-intentioned tip: “Give the savings bank your fare and travel cash-free!”