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Richard
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1894 - 1943 |
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. The director Richard Löwenbein belonged to the German film pioneers whose cinematical career already begain in 1914. He came from Vienna to Berlin and got a job at the production company PAGU in 1913. Only one year later he could realise for PAGU his first movie as a director with "Die Direktion verlobt sich" (14), it followed "Die Erbtante" (14), "Marionetten" (15), "Der Diebstahl" (17) and "Künstlerliebe" (19) which underlined the comedies as his speciality - often with Ernst Matray in the leading role. Richard Löwenbein realised in the 20's besides his comedies also
some dramas which were very popular in the 20s as well.
To his last cinematical works belong "Zärtlichkeit" (30) - his last feature movie and the two short movies "Rosmarin im Glück" (32) and "Streichquartett" (32). When the National Socialists seized the power he was no longer able
to work in Germany as a Jew and he went to France. But when Germany invaded
this country he was arrested and brought to Auschwitz in 1943 where he
was murdered shortly afterwards.
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