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Konrad Wolf

Konrad Wolf

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Birthday: Oct 20, 1925

Birthplace: Hechingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Wolf's life, with a family background in the Weimar Republic and years of exile in Soviet Russia, mirrors the half-century existence of the German Democratic Republic. The well-received "I was 19" (1968) recalls his return to a war-torn homeland as an officer with the conquering Red Army. He won a Jury Prize at Cannes for "Sterne/Stars" (1958) and a Silver Bear at Berlin for "Solo Sunny" (1980) and is the subject of the documentary, "The Time that Remains" (1985), made by his screenwriter, Wolfgang Kohlhaase. Wolf's father, Friedrich, was a screenwriter and playwright as well as an ambassador and cultural minister for the GDR.

Filmography

Movies

Credit
No Score Yet 44% Solo Sunny Director - 1979
No Score Yet No Score Yet Mama, I'm Alive! Director - 1977
No Score Yet No Score Yet Goya or the Hard Way to Enlightenment Director,
Screenwriter
- 1971
No Score Yet No Score Yet I Was Nineteen Director,
Screenwriter
- 1968
No Score Yet 69% Ich War 19 Director - 1968
No Score Yet No Score Yet Stars (Sterne) Director - 1959
No Score Yet No Score Yet Stars Director - 1959
No Score Yet No Score Yet Sun Seekers Director - 1958