Walter Heynowski
Directing
- Born
- November 20, 1927 · Ingolstadt, Germany
- Died
- November 6, 2024 (age 96)
Walter Heynowski (* November 20, 1927 in Ingolstadt ; † November 6, 2024 in Berlin) was, together with Gerhard Scheumann, one of the most well-known and important documentary and propaganda film directors of the GDR. He also worked as a lyricist, screenwriter, screenwriter, and producer on numerous films.
Known for
The Laughing Man
February 9, 1966
O.K.
February 1, 1965
Action J
April 20, 1961
Kommando 52
November 15, 1965
P.S. to The Laughing Man
September 13, 1966
Comrade Krüger
November 1, 1988
I Was, I Am, I Will Be
September 10, 1974
The White Coup
March 4, 1975
Steadfast in Fire
September 10, 1978
The Dead Are Not Silent
April 17, 1978
The Iron Fortress
November 20, 1977
Phoenix
November 25, 1979
Behind the camera67
- 1991Walter Hunger - A German Résumé Director, Writer
- 1991City-Sleeper Director
- 1990Großer Bahnhof Writer, Director
- 1990Es kommt alles aus mir selbst Writer, Director
- 1989The Man Who Met the Trains Director, Writer
- 1988Die Lüge und der Tod Director, Writer
- 1988Comrade Krüger Director, Writer
- 1987Teufelszeug Director, Writer
- 1987Der springende Punkt Writer, Director
- 1986