Jürgen Juerges
Jürgen Jürges (born December 12, 1940 in Hanover ) is a German cameraman .
Life
Jürgen Jürges completed his first training at a photography school in Berlin in 1961 and worked as a trainee at Hansjürgen Pohlands art film gmbh in 1962 /63.In the 1960s, he worked as a camera assistant and simple cameraman in various productions, for example Volker Schlöndorff's Mord und Mansschlag (1966 / 67).
Since the 1970s, he has been working as head cameraman in important productions of the New German Cinema with directors such as Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Wim Wenders or Roland Klick . He has received numerous awards for his distant, semi-documentary presentation technique.
His archive is located in the archive of the Academy of Arts in Berlin.
Jürgen Jürges was one of the founding members of the German Film Academy in 2003 .
Filmography (selection)
- 1966: Jörg Preda reports (series)
- 1970: Blondie's Number One
- 1971: Johann Sebastian Bach - The high mass, in B minor BWV 232
- 1971: football like never before
- 1971: The cell
- 1971: Crime scene: Kressin stops the Nordexpress (TV series)
- 1972: The Count of Luxembourg
- 1973: Paganini (TV)
- 1973: One night in Venice
- 1973: The tenderness of wolves
- 1974: Fear eats up the soul
- 1974: Fontane Effi Briest
- 1974: output
- 1975: John Glückstadt
- 1975: fear of fear
- 1976: Roast Satan
- 1976: Paule Pauländer
- 1977: Grete Minde
- 1977: Fear is a second shadow
- 1977: Egg thieves
- 1977: Half-Half
- 1978: Germany in autumn
- 1978: The Other Smile (TV Movie)
- 1979: Two women in the opera
- 1979: Schluchtenflitzer
- 1979: the last years of childhood
- 1980: Germany, pale mother
- 1980: Mosch
- 1980: The children from No. 67
- 1981: Christiane F. - We children from Bahnhof Zoo
- 1982: Trial of strength
- 1982: Berlin light rail pictures
- 1983: Eisenhans
- 1983: White Star
- 1983: The flambéed woman
- 1984: River trip with chicken
- 1984: Alabama tomorrow
- 1984: The enthusiasts
- 1985: The Death Jumper
- 1985: The Wupper
- 1985: The misunderstanding
- 1985: Tooth for a tooth
- 1986: Then nothing is like before
- 1987: Iron earth - copper sky ( Yer demir gök bakir )
- 1987: The aviator
- 1988: The Venus Trap
- 1988: The summer of the falcon
- 1989: shadow of the desert
- 1989: The Dancer (Maihime)
- 1990: The secret of the yellow cheetah
- 1992: Robert's Movie
- 1992: The True Story of Men and Women
- 1992: Aborted
- 1992: Arisha, the bear and the stone ring
- 1992: The uncertain situation of paradise
- 1993: the last seal
- 1993: Le Brouillard
- 1993: Holy Cows (episode film Neues Deutschland )
- 1993: Far away, so close!
- 1995: the tenth year
- 1995: Ask Ölümden Soguktur
- 1995: The Skladanowsky brothers
- 1996: Everyone was silent
- 1996: Mossane
- 1997: Sin Querer - Age of the Flamingos (Sin querer)
- 1997: Funny Games
- 1997: Sawdust Tales
- 1998: Zita - Tales of Deadly Sins
- 1999: sisters
- 1999: Paths into the night
- 1999: The cry of the butterfly
- 1999: Soul Pain (Yara)
- 2000: Code: unknown (Code inconnu: Récit incomplet de divers voyages)
- 2000: Quiero ser
- 2000: Ternitz, Tennessee
- 2001: Malunde
- 2001: O da beni seviyor - summer love ( O da beni seviyor )
- 2002: Ghettokids - brothers without a home
- 2003: Fear eats the soul (short film)
- 2003: Wolfzeit (Le temps du loup)
- 2004: The swimmer
- 2004: son of a bitch
- 2004: Andiamo!
- 2004: Shadow of Time
- 2005: Ballero
- 2005: take your life
- 2005: Looking for and finding love
- 2006: four windows
- 2006: red wood
- 2006: Hayatimin kadinisin
- 2006: Marie's smile
- 2006: Eduart
- 2007: Without each other
- 2008: Beloved Clara
- 2009: Germany 09
- 2009: John Rabe
- 2015: Me and Kaminski
- 2015: In the cobweb house
- 2016: at eye level
- 2017: Tatort: In the end you go naked
- 2017: The Milan Protocol
- 2020: DAU. Natasha
Awards
- 1980: Gold film tape for The Last Years of Childhood and The Children from No. 67
- 1986: German Camera Prize for Die Wupper
- 1988: German camera award for Yer demir gök bakir
- 1989: Bavarian Film Prize for his services to young German cinema
- 1994: Gold film tape for In Far Far Away, So Close
- 1998: Ankara Film Festival Award for Sawdust Tales
- 1998: German camera award for Sin Querer
- 1999: Alexandria Camera Prize for Yara
- 2000: German Film Prize in Gold for Paths into the Night
- 2001: Adolf Grimme Prize for Paths into the Night
- 2002: German Camera Prize: Appointment as an honorary cameraman
- 2005: Bavarian Film Prize for Shadows of Time
- 2006: German Film Prize for Shadows of Time
- 2009: Nomination for the German Film Prize for John Rabe
- 2016: Marburg Camera Prize for his life's work
- 2017: Honorary award at the film festival Turkey / Germany
- 2020: Silver Bear - Outstanding artistic achievement of the 70th Berlinale for DAU. Natasha
Web links
- Jürgen Jürges in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Jürgen Jürges at filmportal.de (biography with photo)
- Filmography with photos
- Jürgen Jürges Archive in the Archive of the Academy of Arts, Berlin
Individual evidence
- ↑ Jürgen-Jürges-Archiv Inventory overview on the website of the Academy of the Arts in Berlin.
- ↑ cf. German Film Award: An overview of the nominations at welt.de, March 13, 2009
- ↑ The prizes of the International Jury 2020 . In: berlinale.de (accessed on March 3, 2020).
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Juerges, Jürgen |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German cameraman |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 12, 1940 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Hanover |