Walter Heynowski
Directing
Born November 20, 1927 · Ingolstadt, Germany
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.
Directed (65)
Walter Hunger - A German Résumé
1991
City-Sleeper
1991
Es kommt alles aus mir selbst
1990
Großer Bahnhof
1990
The Man Who Met the Trains
1989
Die Lüge und der Tod
1988
Comrade Krüger
1988
Teufelszeug
1987
Der springende Punkt
1987
Snapshots From Chile
1986
Hector Cuevas
1985
Amok
1985
The Comical Game
1984
For Example Regensburg
1983
A Pillar In The Stream
1983
Aparte Bilder
1983
Im Zeichen der Spinne
1983
Der Dschungelkrieg
1983
The Angkar
1981
Exercises
1981
Fly, Red Butterfly
1980
Kampuchea: Death and Resurrection
1980
Phoenix
1979
Die fernen Freunde nah
1979
A Refugee from Vietnam
1979
Steadfast in Fire
1978
At the Ditch
1978
The Dead Are Not Silent
1978
The Iron Fortress
1977
I Sincerely Repent
1977
And Then the First Rice
1977
Entrance Free
1976
Devil's Island
1976
One Minute of Darkness Does Not Blind Us
1976
Immer wenn der Steiner kam
1976
Geldsorgen
1975
Meier's Legacy
1975
The White Coup
1975
I Was, I Am, I Will Be
1974
Psalm 18
1974
The War of the Mummies
1974
Fellow Citizens!
1974
Remington Cal. 12
1972
100
1971
Bye-Bye Wheelus
1971
The Man Without a Past
1970
The President in Exile
1969
Mit vorzüglicher Hochachtung
1967
Der Zeuge
1967
Love-Letters 66
1967
Witching Hour
1967
400 cm³
1967
Heimweh nach der Zukunft. Max Steenbeck erzählt
1967
Der Fall Bernd K.
1967
P.S. to The Laughing Man
1966
Grüße von Ost nach West
1966
Ehrenmänner
1966
The Laughing Man
1966
Kommando 52
1965
O.K.
1965
Bild 65
1965
Globke heute
1963
Brothers and Sisters
1963
Action J
1961
Mord in Lwow
1960