Sylvia Kekulé

Actress Sylvia Kekulé in Rudolf Thome's "Rote Sonne"

Sylvia Kekulé (born November 1, 1944 in Landshut ) is a German actress , camerawoman and author .

Life

Sylvia Kekulé first became known through the 1969 crime film satire Rote Sonne, which was considered an APO product and in which she - directed by Rudolf Thome - murdered men in rows with Uschi Obermaier as a member of a feminist killer commune.

After the birth of her daughter Franziska, Kekulé worked for over twenty years as a camerawoman, animator and scene planner for animated films. In 2009 she published her first book, which was followed by a photo exhibition on Woodstock in the fall of 2010.

publication

• The Woodstock Story: The Making of a Myth 1854–1969. Allitera, Munich 2009, ISBN 978-3-86906-034-7 .

Filmography

• 1969/1970: Film or Power (actress)
• 1969: Rote Sonne - Director: Rudolf Thome (actress)
• 1970: My beautiful short life - Director: Klaus Lemke (actress)
• 1983: System without shadows - Director: Rudolf Thome (actress)
• 1984: Dialogue or Ariadne's Lament (camera)
• 1985–1987: There's a worm in the ark - Director: Wolfgang Urchs (camera, special effects)
• 1987–1990: Peterchens Mondfahrt - Director: Wolfgang Urchs (camera)
• 1990–1994: Floris Zapp Zarapp - Bavarian television (animation)
• 1997: The Fearless Four - Director: Eberhard Junkersdorf (Scene Planning)
• 1999: Tobias Totz and his lion - Director: Piet De Rycker, Thilo Graf Rothkirch (Scene Planning)
• 2001: Help! Ich bin ein Fisch - Directors: Stefan Fjeldmark , Michael Hegner, Greg Manwaring (Scene Planning)
• 2003: Till Eulenspiegel - Director: Eberhard Junkersdorf (Scene Planning)

Web links

• Sylvia Kekulé in the Internet Movie Database (English)