The Indomitable Leni Peickert (1970)
Die Unbezähmbare Leni Peickert (original title)Reference View | Change View
- 34min
- Drama
- 29 Mar 1970 (West Germany)
- TV Movie
Circus artist Leni Peickert is planning the Circus of the future. She wants to show the animals authentically, and not dressed up as people. The artists are to increase the degree of difficulty in their work. But her plan goes awry.
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| Hannelore Hoger | ... |
Leni Peickert
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| Theodor W. Adorno | ... |
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| Heinrich Böll | ... |
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Alfred Edel |
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Hans Magnus Enzensberger | ... |
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Sigi Graue | ... |
Manfred Peickert
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Bernd Höltz | ... |
Herr von Lüptow
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Walter Jens | ... |
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| Alexander Kluge | ... |
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Maximiliane Mainka |
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Alexander Mitscherlich | ... |
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Ingeborg Pressler |
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Nils von der Heyde | ... |
Pressechef Arbugast
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Martin Walser | ... |
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Directed by
| Alexander Kluge | ||
Written by
| Hannelore Hoger | ... | () |
| Alexander Kluge | ... | () |
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| Alexander Kluge | ... | producer |
Cinematography by
| Guenter Hoermann | ||
| Thomas Mauch | ||
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| Beate Mainka-Jellinghaus | ||
Production Management
| Bernd Höltz | ... | unit manager |
| Ingeborg Pressler | ... | unit manager |
Sound Department
| Bernd Höltz | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Frank Brühne | ... | assistant camera |
| Dietrich Lohmann | ... | assistant camera |
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