Alf Zengerling

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Alf Zengerling , born Alfred Zengerling , also Aloys Alfons Zengerling and Ulf Zengerling ; (Born January 21, 1884 in Heyerode ; † May 13, 1961 in Berlin ) was a German film director , screenwriter and film producer .

Life

As a screenwriter he wrote several scripts in the Weimar Republic . During the National Socialist era , Zengerling directed various productions of fairy tale films in Berlin . After the Second World War , he worked as a film director in other films in the 1950s.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1920: Teufel und Circe, screenplay
  • 1920: Death in the Mirror, screenplay
  • 1920: Tempesta, the stormborn, screenplay
  • 1921: The Blitz-Zentrale, screenplay
  • 1921: The Death Flyer , screenplay
  • 1921: The Blitzzentrale , script
  • 1921: Dossy's Moon Night Dream, director
  • 1928: Snow White - Director: Alf Zengerling, based on: Brothers Grimm
  • 1931: Cinderella - Director: Alf Zengerling
  • 1933/1934: King Drosselbart and the haughty princess, producer
  • 1935: Puss in Boots - producer: Alf Zengerling, template: Brothers Grimm
  • 1936: Sleeping Beauty - producer and director: Alf Zengerling, based on: Brothers Grimm
  • 1937: Harz Symphony, producer
  • 1939: The Enchanted Princess - Director: Alf Zengerling, based on: Der Rubin by Friedrich Hebbel
  • 1940: Rumpelstiltskin - producer and director: Alf Zengerling, based on: Brothers Grimm
  • 1949: The German Forest and its Reconstruction, director
  • 1952: Sounds from the mountains, director
  • 1953: The Princess and the Pea , director
  • 1953: Once upon a time, blacksmiths and directors stood here
  • 1954: The city of towers and gates, director
  • 1955: Wonderful Liguria, director
  • 1955 witnesses of old German culture, director
  • 1955 Blessed Land, director
  • 1955/1956: marble, director
  • 1957 Marken, the island without boys, director
  • 1957 The bells are calling, director
  • 1958 The Little Town of Madurodam, director
  • 1959: Young generation, director

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