Directing
Carl Froelich
Born September 5, 1875 Berlin, Germany
Biography
Carl August Hugo Froelich was a German film pioneer, film director, screenwriter and photographer. As cameraman for Oskar Messter's weekly newsreels Froelich filmed among many other things the aftermath of a train accident on the Berlin elevated railway on 28 September 1908, one of the worst transport disasters of the time. In 1913 Froelich made his directorial debut with "Richard Wagner". Between 1913 and 1951 he made 77 feature films.
Directed Films
9.0
Stips
1951·Comedy
9.0
Drei Mädchen spinnen
1950·Comedy
7.0
Marriage of Affection
1944·Drama
6.4
The Buchholz Family
1944·Drama
7.0
Wedding in Barenhof
1942·Drama
5.8
Der Gasmann
1941·Comedy
6.3
The Heart of a Queen
1940·Drama
7.0
It Was a Gay Ballnight
1939·Drama
6.0
The Four Companions
1938·Romance
7.5
Homeland
1938·Drama
7.0
Die Umwege des schönen Karl
1938·Comedy
6.3
Such Great Foolishness
1937·Drama
10.0
When the Cock Crows
1936·Comedy
6.5
Traumulus
1936·Drama
6.0
I Was Jack Mortimer
1935·Drama
6.3
Liselotte of the Palatinate
1935·Drama
6.3
Top Sergeant Schwenke
1935·Drama
7.0
Trouble with Jolanthe
1934·Comedy
8.0
I for You, You for Me
1934·Drama
5.7
The Growing Youth
1933·Drama
7.3
The Anthem of Leuthen
1933·History
9.0
Love at First Sight
1932·Comedy
10.0
Tenant Schulze against everyone
1932·Comedy
7.0
This One or None
1932·Music