Paul Rischke

Paul Rischke (born February 14, 1900 in Berlin ; †?) Was a German cameraman .

Life

Rischke trained as a portrait photographer and worked in this profession in the first half of the 1920s. He came to film as a still photographer in 1925 and was responsible for the production When the young wine blooms as co-cameraman as early as 1926 .

In the following years he made other feature and documentary films, but was also active as a still photographer until 1932. Since 1933 he worked at the side of the cameraman Georg Muschner. With this he was part of the film team that made the Karl May film Through the Desert in Egypt in 1935 . After the end of the war, Rischke only received a few orders for short film documentaries.

Filmography

1927: When the young wine blooms 1927: The man with the wrong banknotes 1927: The field marshal 1929: My heart is a jazz band 1934: If I were king 1935: Noise about Weidemann 1935: blood brothers 1935: dance music 1935: Accountant Schnabel 1935: A waltz about the Stephansturm 1936: Through the desert

1936: The mysterious Mister X 1936: The violet from Potsdamer Platz 1937: Meiseken 1939: Riots in Damascus 1940: My husband is not allowed to know 1941: Jakko 1942: Through the eyes of a woman 1949: Please compare (short documentary) 1949: Hand and Hands (short documentary) 1950: Berlin produced (demo film)

Web links

• Paul Rischke at filmportal.de
• Paul Rischke in the Internet Movie Database (English)