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Heimatfilme (German pronunciation: [ˈhaɪmaːtˌfɪlmə],
German for "homeland-films";
German singular: Heimatfilm) were
films of a
genre po****r in West Germany...
- university. In 1964, he
returned to
Germany and
there appeared in a
series of
Heimatfilme,
adventure and
Western films,
based on
novels by
German author Karl May...
- not be ****igned to all "
Heimatfilme" (a
movie genre about the
concept of Heimat) nevertheless,
especially to the "
Heimatfilme" in the 1970s up
until now...
- The
Immenhof films were a
series of
German Heimatfilme ("homeland films") that
appeared in
cinemas between 1955 and 1974. They were set on the fictitious...
-
typical of the
Black Forest rose as a
result of
films of
local life (
Heimatfilme) in the 1950s and 1960s,
particularly the 1950 film, The
Black Forest...
- same name by
Martin Costa. It is
significant for
being one of the
first Heimatfilme released after the
Second World War, and very successful.
Franz Geiger...
- evil mother-in-law, or
understanding housekeeper,
whether in
rural (
Heimatfilme) or
urban settings. She
occasionally also
appeared in
serious films,...
-
audiences in the 1950s, who
tried to
forget the **** era and
preferred Heimatfilme. Der
Verlorene has
since achieved more recognition.
Robert Keser (November...
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breakthrough role was in Die
Fischerin vom
Bodensee in 1956. Many more
Heimatfilme followed.
While filming Mission to **** (1964) Hold met Czech-born actor...
- Kammerspiele, for
which he pla**** more than 25 years, and in
numerous Heimatfilme during the 1940s and 1950s. In 1971, by now an ****ociate of
Rainer Werner...
