Directing

Viola Stephan

Known for

Directing

Credits

15 titles

Viola Stephan is a German documentary filmmaker.

Known for

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7.0

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Śląsk - Schlesien

1994

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7.0

An insight into life in the small Russian town of Borovichi.

Borowitschi

1997

Kriegsende poster
10.0

Kriegsende (War’s End) was produced in 1991, immediately after the collapse of the Soviet Union under the working title Russians in Berlin. The film was shot two years after the fall of the Berlin Wall between October 1991 and March 1992 in the eastern and western parts of Berlin. Filming took place around the former Soviet garrison in Potsdam, at the Wünsdorf headquarters, in one of the retreating Red Army’s military trains, at the Soviet border in Brest and along the Oder-Neisse line at the Seelow Heights.

Kriegsende

1992

I Loved You poster
9.0

Trilogy about love, experienced at different moments in life, by different people: an old couple, a young couple and two children at infant school.

I Loved You

2000

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NR

In 1929, Dziga Vertov shot the revolutionary film “Donbass Symphony”. Churches are destroyed amid applause, crosses and domes toppled, icons burned. Flags are hoisted. High-voltage pylons instead of crosses, coal mines, steelworks, dynamically assembled. The new faith is directed at the visible and is ingeniously and passionately established with all the means of the new art of film. It is the first Soviet sound film, a masterpiece and a classic. But the Donbass, the much-sung Soviet myth, is a British creation, namely that of the Welshman John Hughes, who arrived in 1870 with over 100 British engineers and a concession from the Tsar, developed the coal deposits and built up the steel industry in the Donetsk Basin.

Hughesoffka - Letters from the Wild Field

2009

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8.0

Documentary film.

Damenwahl - Szenen aus dem Abendland

1999

Behind the camera

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7.0

No synopsis available yet.

Śląsk - Schlesien

1994

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7.0

No synopsis available yet.

Śląsk - Schlesien

1994

No artwork available
7.0

No synopsis available yet.

Śląsk - Schlesien

1994

No artwork available
7.0

An insight into life in the small Russian town of Borovichi.

Borowitschi

1997

No artwork available
7.0

An insight into life in the small Russian town of Borovichi.

Borowitschi

1997

Kriegsende poster
10.0

Kriegsende (War’s End) was produced in 1991, immediately after the collapse of the Soviet Union under the working title Russians in Berlin. The film was shot two years after the fall of the Berlin Wall between October 1991 and March 1992 in the eastern and western parts of Berlin. Filming took place around the former Soviet garrison in Potsdam, at the Wünsdorf headquarters, in one of the retreating Red Army’s military trains, at the Soviet border in Brest and along the Oder-Neisse line at the Seelow Heights.

Kriegsende

1992

I Loved You poster
9.0

Trilogy about love, experienced at different moments in life, by different people: an old couple, a young couple and two children at infant school.

I Loved You

2000

No artwork available
NR

In 1929, Dziga Vertov shot the revolutionary film “Donbass Symphony”. Churches are destroyed amid applause, crosses and domes toppled, icons burned. Flags are hoisted. High-voltage pylons instead of crosses, coal mines, steelworks, dynamically assembled. The new faith is directed at the visible and is ingeniously and passionately established with all the means of the new art of film. It is the first Soviet sound film, a masterpiece and a classic. But the Donbass, the much-sung Soviet myth, is a British creation, namely that of the Welshman John Hughes, who arrived in 1870 with over 100 British engineers and a concession from the Tsar, developed the coal deposits and built up the steel industry in the Donetsk Basin.

Hughesoffka - Letters from the Wild Field

2009

No artwork available
NR

In 1929, Dziga Vertov shot the revolutionary film “Donbass Symphony”. Churches are destroyed amid applause, crosses and domes toppled, icons burned. Flags are hoisted. High-voltage pylons instead of crosses, coal mines, steelworks, dynamically assembled. The new faith is directed at the visible and is ingeniously and passionately established with all the means of the new art of film. It is the first Soviet sound film, a masterpiece and a classic. But the Donbass, the much-sung Soviet myth, is a British creation, namely that of the Welshman John Hughes, who arrived in 1870 with over 100 British engineers and a concession from the Tsar, developed the coal deposits and built up the steel industry in the Donetsk Basin.

Hughesoffka - Letters from the Wild Field

2009

No artwork available
8.0

Documentary film.

Damenwahl - Szenen aus dem Abendland

1999

No artwork available
9.0

No synopsis available yet.

American Aristocracy

1985

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10.0

The idea for the film has its origin in the novel of the same name by Alexander Radischchev, published in 1790 - a literary voice against the oppression of people, which was denigrated as a danger. Tsarin Catherine II first pronounced a death sentence and later sent Radischev into Siberian exile. In the Soviet Union, his criticism of the conditions in Tsarism was considered decisive for the socialist idea.

Die Reise von Petersburg nach Moskau

1992

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9.0

Documentary about the American artist Robert Rauschenberg, who was a pioneer of Pop Art.

Ein Amerikaner in Moskau - Robert Rauschenbergs Kunstmisssion

1989

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9.0

Documentary about the American artist Robert Rauschenberg, who was a pioneer of Pop Art.

Ein Amerikaner in Moskau - Robert Rauschenbergs Kunstmisssion

1989

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10.0

No synopsis available yet.

Dealing with Public Opinion

1987