Werner Schroeter (7 April 1945 – 12 April 2010) was a German film director, screenwriter, and opera director known for his stylistic excess. Schroeter was cited by Rainer Werner Fassbinder as an influence both on his own work and on German cinema at large. Description above from the Wikipedia article Werner Schroeter, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2012Rosas Welt – 70 neue Filme von Rosa von Praunheim
• 2011Eine Hommage an Lautréamont
• 2010Werner et Nenad
• 2009The Last Year
• 2009This Night — Director, Screenplay
• 2002Deux — Director, Screenplay
• 2000The Queen – Marianne Hoppe — Screenplay, Director
• 1996Love’s Debris — Self, Director
• 1991Malina — Director
• 1990So lange ich fliehen noch kann, da schütze ich mich
• 1987Auf der Suche nach der Sonne — Director, Writer
• 1986The Rose King — Director, Writer
• 1985For Example, Argentina — Director, Cinematography
• 1983The Laughing Star — Director, Screenplay, Editor, Director of Photography
• 1982Liebeskonzil — Director
• 1982The Ghost — Bischof
• 1981Day of the Idiots — Director, Screenplay
• 1980Dress Rehearsal — Director, Screenplay
• 1980Palermo or Wolfsburg — Director, Writer, Editor
• 1980White Journey — Director, Screenplay, Sound, Cinematography, Editor
• 1979Army of Lovers or Revolt of the Perverts — Cinematography
• 1978The Kingdom of Naples — Director, Writer, Editor
• 1976Gold Flakes — Director, Screenplay, Director of Photography, Editor, Producer
• 1975Joan's Dream — Director, Writer, Cinematography
• 1974The Black Angel — Director, Writer, Director of Photography, Producer, Editor
• 1973Willow Springs — Director, Screenplay, Producer, Director of Photography, Sound Designer, Editor
• World on a Wire — Party Guest
• 1972Grotesk – Burlesk – Pittoresk — Editor, Writer, Director of Photography
• 1972The Death of Maria Malibran — Director, Screenplay, Producer, Director of Photography, Editor
• 1971Beware of a Holy Whore — Deiters
• 1971Macbeth — Director, Writer
• 1971Salome — Screenplay, Director
• 1970Der Bomberpilot — Director, Screenplay, Director of Photography, Editor
• 1969Alabama (2000 Light Years)
• 1969Argila — Director, Screenplay, Editor, Cinematography
• 1969Eika Katappa — Director, Writer, Editor, Cinematography, Producer
• 1969Neurasia — Director, Producer, Cinematography, Editor
• 1969Sisters of Revolution
• 1968Aggression — Director, Writer, Producer, Cinematography, Editor
• 1968Callas Walking Lucia — Director, Writer, Cinematography, Editor
• 1968Callas – Text mit Doppelbeleuchtung — Director
• 1968Carla — Director, Writer, Cinematography, Editor
• 1968Carla Salomé — Director
• 1968Himmel hoch — Director, Writer, Editor, Producer, Cinematography
• 1968Home Movie — Director
• 1968Ica Vilander — Director
• 1968La morte d'Isotta — Director, Writer, Editor, Cinematography
• 1968Magdalena — Director
• 1968Maria Callas Porträt — Director, Writer, Editor, Cinematography
• 1968Maria Callas singt 1957 Rezitativ und Arie der Elvira aus Ernani 1844 von Giuseppe Verdi — Director, Writer, Editor, Cinematography
• 1968Mona Lisa — Director, Writer, Editor, Cinematography
• 1968Paula – « Je reviens » — Director, Writer, Editor, Cinematography
• 1968Verner — Self, Director
• 1967Verona — Director, Cinematography
• Meetings With Werner Schroeter — Director

Appearances as themselves (11)

• 2012Petite intrusion dans l’univers incandescent de Werner Schroeter — Self
• 2012We Must Save Him! (interview with Werner Schroeter) — Himself (voice)
• 2011Mondo Lux: The Visual Worlds of Werner Schroeter — Self
• 2011Vivre à Naples et Mourir (Entretien avec Werner Schroeter) — Himself
• 2010Daniel Schmid: Le Chat Qui Pense — Self
• 2009Begegnung mit Werner Schroeter — Self
• Zeil um Zehn — Self
• 1989The Ministries of Art — Self
• 3 nach 9 — Self
• Grimme Award — Self
• German Film Award — Self