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- Kasimir Edschmid, born Eduard Hermann Wilhelm Schmid (5 October 1890 in Darmstadt – 31 August 1966 in Vulpera (Switzerland)), was a German Expressionist...
- spartan score by composer Christian Henson, and cinematography by Sebastian Edschmid. Smith explained his approach to the film: It's a 'medieval guys on a mission'...
- Starring Irrfan Khan Tillotama Shome Tisca Chopra Cinematography Sebastian Edschmid Edited by Bernd Euscher Music by Beatrice Thiriet Manish J Tipu Release...
- become commercialised and trivialised; such well-known writers as Kasimir Edschmid, René Schickele, and Yvan Goll had already pronounced the Expressionist...
- Goldblum Willem Dafoe Derek Jacobi Ayelet Zurer Cinematography Sebastian Edschmid Edited by Sandy Saffeels Music by Gabriel Yared Production companies Bleiberg...
- Giamatti Anne-Marie Duff Kerry Condon James McAvoy Cinematography Sebastian Edschmid Edited by Patricia Rommel Music by Sergey Yevtushenko Production companies...
- Starring Julia Brendler Kirsten Dunst Lynn Redgrave Cinematography Sebastian Edschmid Edited by Jon Gregory Music by Micki Meuser Distributed by Myriad Pictures...
- best director award for Anup Singh and best cinematography for Sebastian Edschmid. In year 2014, around 42 films were released and nearly 80 percent of those...
- Düsseldorf: Econ, 1960. About architecture; with an introduction by Kasimir Edschmid. Man and Stone: A Journey into the Past. New York: Crown, 1961. English...
- Schmiele edited a collection of texts by Kasimir Edschmid in the "Darmstädter Schriften" series ("Kasimir Edschmid, Essay – Rede – Feuilleton"). 1946: Unvergessliches...