Where to watch Alexander Kluge in the UK
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Alexander Kluge (born 14 February 1932) was a German author, philosopher, academic and film director. Kluge became known in the 1960s and 1970s as one of the most influential representatives of the New German Cinema, which he helped to establish and develop in theory and practice.
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- Bambi (1948) as Self
- Alpha Forum (1998) as Self
- Kulturzeit (1995) as self
- Grimme Award (1964) as Self
- German Film Award (1951) as Self
- Lebensläufe (1998) as Self
- Precht (2012) as Self
- druckfrisch (2003) as self
- The Indian Tomb (1959) Assistant Director
- Literatur im Foyer (2000) as himself
- Sternstunde Philosophie (1998) as Self
- Germany in Autumn (1978) Director
- Wim Wenders, Desperado (2020) as Self (archive footage)
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What are Alexander Kluge's most popular films?
Most-watched Alexander Kluge films currently: The Indian Tomb (1959), Germany in Autumn (1978), Wim Wenders, Desperado (2020).
What TV shows has Alexander Kluge appeared in?
Selected TV credits: Bambi (1948), Alpha Forum (1998), Kulturzeit (1995), Grimme Award (1964), German Film Award (1951).
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