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Carl Theodor Dreyer

Carl Theodor Dreyer, commonly known as Carl Th. Dreyer, was a Danish film director and screenwriter. Widely considered one of the greatest filmmakers in history, his movies are noted for emotional austerity and slow, stately pacing, frequent themes of social intolerance, the inseparability of fate and death, and the power of evil in earthly life.

Born 1889 · Kingdom of Denmark · Active 1919–1964 · 23 films

Filmography

Præsidenten — 1919 · shot by Hans Waagø
The Parson's Widow — 1920
Leaves from Satan's Book — 1921
Die Gezeichneten — 1922 · shot by Friedrich Weinmann
Once Upon a Time — 1922
Michael — 1924 · shot by Karl Freund
Thou Shalt Honour Thy Wife — 1925
Bride of Glomdal — 1926 · shot by Einar Olsen
The Passion of Joan of Arc — 1928 · shot by Rudolph Maté
Vampyr — 1932 · shot by Rudolph Maté
Mødrehjælpen — 1942 · shot by Verner Jensen
Day of Wrath — 1943 · shot by Karl Andersson
Två människor — 1945
Kampen mod kræften — 1947 · shot by Preben Frank
Landsbykirken — 1947 · shot by Preben Frank
Good Mothers — 1947
They Caught the Ferry — 1948 · shot by Jørgen Roos
Thorvaldsen — 1949 · shot by Preben Frank
Thorvaldsen: Denmark's Great Sculptor — 1949
The Storstrøm Bridge — 1950 · shot by Preben Frank
Et slot i et slot: Krogen og Kronborg — 1954 · shot by Jørgen Roos
Ordet — 1955 · shot by Henning Bendtsen
Gertrud — 1964 · shot by Henning Bendtsen

Source

Carl Theodor Dreyer on Wikipedia

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