Kurt Weber

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Kurt Weber (24 May 1928 – 4 June 2015)^[1] was a Polish cinematographer known for working on comedic and dramatic filmse from the 1950s to the 1980s, primarily in Poland and West Germany.^[2]

He was born in Poland to Jewish family as a son of Edward Weber (1897–1961), the last President of the Jewish Community in Cieszyn.

• 1959: Baza Ludzi Umarlych (The Depot of the Dead)
• 1961: Ludzie Z Pociagu (Panic on the Train)
• 1962: Zaduszki (All Soul's Day)
• 1966: Salto (Somersault (U.S. title); also translated as The Dance)
• 1976: Schneeglöckchen blühen im September (Snowdrops Bloom in September)
• 1976: Hauptlehrer Hofer (Schoolmaster Hofer)
• 1978: Winterspelt
• 1981: Der Mond ist nur a nackerte Kugel (The Moon's Only A Naked Ball)

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