Dieter Scharfenberg

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Dieter Scharfenberg (born February 7, 1932 in Bad Salzungen ; † October 10, 2012 ) was a German director, scriptwriter and author.

Life

Scharfenberg studied German , theater studies and philosophy in Jena and Berlin from 1950 to 1954 . Until 1955 he worked in the dramaturgy department at DEFA and then completed his service with the NVA , which he completed in 1957. From 1957 to 1970 Scharfenberg worked as a feature film dramaturge at DEFA. In addition, from the late 1960s he wrote various film scripts and worked as an author for recordings. By the mid-1980s, Scharfenberg had released around 20 fairy tale records, including Die Kluge Bauerndaughter (1973) and The Emperor's New Clothes (1986).

In 1981 Scharfenberg directed his first film: The fairy tale film The Mirror of the Great Magus was followed by his second and last directorial work in 1984 with The Exchange Queen , also a fairy tale film. Scharfenberg lived in Berlin and the Mark Brandenburg until his death in 2012 .

Filmography

As a dramaturge

As a screenwriter

As a director for fairy tale records

  • 1967: James Fenimore Cooper : The Last of the Mohicans
  • 1970: The bottle devil
  • 1970: The Nightingale / The Ugly Young Duckling
  • 1972: Tischlein set you / The blue light
  • 1972: The hare and the hedgehog
  • 1973: The clever farmer's daughter
  • 1975: Burattino
  • 1975: Puss in Boots / The Drummer
  • 1976: The shoemaker's wife as Tsarina / Wanja, the bear and the fish
  • 1979: Nasreddin in Bukhara
  • 1980: The tale of Tsar Saltan
  • 1986: Petrea and the flower empress
  • 1991: Alexander Volkov : The Wizard of the Emerald City
  • 1991: Alexander Volkov: Urfin and his wooden soldiers
  • 1991: Alexander Volkov: The seven underground kings

As a director

literature

  • Dieter Scharfenberg . In: Eberhard Berger, Joachim Gliese (Ed.): 77 fairy tale films. A movie guide for young and old . Henschel Verlag, Berlin 1990, ISBN 3-362-00447-4 , p. 403.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ DEFA Foundation (Ed.): The DEFA fairy tale films . Zweiausendeins, Frankfurt am Main 2010, p. 210.