Łódź / Warsaw / Budapest / New York / Manchester / Berlin / Stuttgart / Prague / Washington / Vienna / Großstadt / /
Company
Michał Waszyński (1937 35 mm Yiddish with subtitles 123 minutes Poland) City Films / Prometheus Film / George Washington University Films / Nazi Germany / Universum Film AG / The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation Inc. / Devětsil / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Germany / Hungary / Poland / Austria / /
Event
Movie Release / /
Facility
National Gallery’s East Building / Polish-Yiddish cinema / National Gallery of Art Fourth Street / Ubu Gallery / New Austrian Experimental Cinema / New Romany Cinema / National Gallery of Art / Soviet cinema / Prague Castle / Highway Sings / /
IndustryTerm
production giant / rubber factory / centr al bank / /
Movie
Faithless Marijka from Czechoslovakia and Hortobágy from Hungary / The Blue Angel / Masquerade / Austria / Czechoslovakia / and Poland / Mutter Krausens Fahrt ins Glück / Ghosts before Breakfast / The Last Laugh / The Dybbuk / The Blue Light / /
Organization
Polish Jewish Labor / National Center for Jewish Film / Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation / Trellis Fund / Marlene Nathan Meyerson Family Foundation / Rhode Island School of Design / Hungarian Village / Publishing Office / Trust for Mutual Understanding / George Washington University / Symphony of a Big City / German Communist Party / Getty Foundation / /
Person
Ben Model / Franciszka Themerson / Paul Leni / Walter Ruttmann / Leni Riefenstahl / Aleksander Ford / Jiří Voskovec / Yitzhak Goskind / Shaul Goskind / Siegfried Kracauer / Willi Forst / Stefan Themerson / Béla Balázs / Georg Höllering / Karol Irzykowski / Elmar Klos / Karel Teige / Sergei Eisenstein / Das Wachsfigurenkabinett / Lenin / Albrecht Viktor Blum / Martin Frič / Josef von Sternberg / Hans Richter / Karel Plicka / Vladislav Vančura / Peter Rollberg / Alexandr Hackenschmied / Sonja Simonyi / Jan Werich / Lech Majewski / / /
Position
senior lecturer / critic / leader of the group / artist / lead actress / chair / department of Romance / leader / /
Modernity and Tradition Film in Interwar Central Europe