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-'''Rainer Werner Maria Fassbinder''' ([[May 31]], [[1945]] – [[June 10]], [[1982]]) was a [[German film]] director, screenwriter and [[actor]]. He is one of the most important representatives of the [[New German Cinema]], noted for such films as ''[[The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant]]''. +
-==Biography==+
-Fassbinder was born in the [[Bavaria]]n town of [[Bad Wörishofen]]. In his short life he not only made 43 films (including two shorts and the 15 ½ hour ''[[Berlin Alexanderplatz_(television)|Berlin Alexanderplatz]]''), but he also worked as an [[actor]] (film and theatre), [[cameraman]], [[composer]], [[production designer|designer]], [[film editor|editor]], [[film producer|producer]] and [[theatre manager]].+
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-Fassbinder's prodigious cinematic output is legendary. He made, on average, a film every hundred days. His intense discipline and phenomenal creative energy when working were in violent contrast with the excesses of abasement and tortured relationships of his personal life with the people he drew around him in a surrogate family of actors (including [[Udo Kier]], [[Kurt Raab]] and [[Hanna Schygulla]]), technicians and cameramen (notably [[Michael Ballhaus]]) in a similar way to [[John Cassavetes]].+
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-Fassbinder was openly gay and many of his films dealt with gay characters - keeping with his interest in characters that were deemed outsiders by society.+
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-Fassbinder died at the age of 37 from an [[drug overdose|overdose]] of [[cocaine]] and [[sleeping pill|sleeping pills]]. There is debate as to whether the overdose was accidental or not. His death is often considered to mark the end of New German Cinema.+
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-There is a biography in English, ''Fassbinder: The Life and Work of a Provocative Genius'' by Christian Braad Thomsen, translated by Martin Chalmers (ISBN 0-571-17842-1).+
-==Filmography==+
-All titles written and directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder unless stated otherwise. According to Hanna Schygulla, Fassbinder had no part in making of ''Why Does Herr R. Run Amok?'', that was realized off his idea by Michael Fengler, his assistant. Same might also argue that this is the case for ''The Niklashausen Journey''.+
-{| class="wikitable"+
-|-+
-!width="5%"|Year+
-!width="20%"|English title+
-!width="35%"|Original title+
-!width="40%"|Notes+
-|-+
-| 1965+
-| ''This Night''+
-| ''This Night''+
-| Short. Nonextant.+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1966+
-| ''The City Tramp''+
-| ''Der Stadtstreicher''+
-| Short.+
-|-+
-| 1966/67+
-| ''The Little Chaos''+
-| ''Das kleine Chaos''+
-| Short.+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1969+
-| ''[[Love Is Colder than Death (film)|Love Is Colder Than Death]]''+
-| ''Liebe ist kälter als der Tod''+
-| +
-|-+
-| 1969+
-| ''[[Katzelmacher]]'' (aka ''Cock Artist'')+
-| ''Katzelmacher''+
-| Based on his play.+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1970+
-| ''Gods of the Plague''+
-| ''Götter der Pest''+
-| +
-|-+
-| 1970+
-| ''The Coffee House''+
-| ''Das Kaffeehaus''+
-| TV film. Based on a play by [[Carlo Goldoni]].+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1970+
-| ''Why Does Herr R. Run Amok?''+
-| ''Warum läuft Herr R. Amok?''+
-| Co-directed and written (improvisation instructions) with Michael Fengler.+
-|-+
-| 1970+
-| ''[[The American Soldier]]''+
-| ''Der amerikanische Soldat''+
-| +
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1970+
-| ''The Niklashausen Journey''+
-| ''Die Niklashauser Fahrt''+
-| TV film. Co-directed with Michael Fengler.+
-|-+
-| 1971+
-| ''Rio das Mortes''+
-| ''Rio das Mortes''+
-| TV film.+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1971+
-| ''[[Pioneers in Ingolstadt]]''+
-| ''Pioniere in Ingolstadt''+
-| TV film. Based on a play by [[Marieluise Fleisser]].+
-|-+
-| 1971+
-| ''Whity''+
-| ''Whity''+
-| +
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1971+
-| ''[[Beware of a Holy Whore]]''+
-| ''Warnung vor einer heiligen Nutte''+
-| +
-|-+
-| 1972+
-| ''The Merchant of Four Seasons''+
-| ''Händler der vier Jahreszeiten''+
-| +
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1972+
-| ''[[The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant]]''+
-| ''Die bitteren Tränen der Petra von Kant''+
-| Based on his play.+
-|-+
-| 1972-1973+
-| ''Eight Hours Are Not a Day''+
-| ''Acht Stunden sind kein Tag''+
-| TV series, 5 episodes.+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1972+
-| ''Bremen Freedom''+
-| ''Bremer Freiheit''+
-| TV film. Based on his play.+
-|-+
-| 1973+
-| ''Jail Bait''+
-| ''Wildwechsel''+
-| TV film. Based on a play by [[Franz Xaver Kroetz]].+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1973+
-| ''[[Welt am Draht|World on a Wire]]''+
-| ''Welt am Draht''+
-| TV film in two parts. Based on the novel ''[[Simulacron-3]]'' by [[Daniel F. Galouye]]. Co-written with Fritz Müller-Scherz.+
-|-+
-| 1974+
-| ''Nora Helmer''+
-| ''Nora Helmer''+
-| TV film. Based on ''[[A Doll's House]]'' by [[Henrik Ibsen|Ibsen]] (German translation by [[Bernhard Schulze]]).+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1974+
-| ''[[Ali: Fear Eats the Soul]]''+
-| ''Angst essen Seele auf''+
-| Inspired by Douglas Sirk's ''[[All That Heaven Allows]]''.+
-|-+
-| 1974+
-| ''Martha''+
-| ''Martha''+
-| TV film. Based on the story "For the Rest of Her Life" by [[Cornell Woolrich]].+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1974+
-| ''Effi Briest''+
-| ''Fontane - Effi Briest oder: Viele, die eine Ahnung haben <br />von ihren Möglichkeiten und Bedürfnissen und dennoch <br />das herrschende System in ihrem Kopf akzeptieren durch <br />ihre Taten und es somit festigen und durchaus bestätigen''+
-| Based on the novel by [[Theodor Fontane]].+
-|-+
-| 1975+
-| ''Like a Bird on a Wire''+
-| ''Wie ein Vogel auf dem Draht''+
-| TV film. Co-written with Christian Hohoff and Anja Hauptmann.+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1975+
-| ''[[Faustrecht der Freiheit|Fox and His Friends]]''+
-| ''Faustrecht der Freiheit''+
-| Co-written with Christian Hohoff.+
-|-+
-| 1975+
-| ''[[Mother Küsters' Trip to Heaven]]''+
-| ''Mutter Küsters Fahrt zum Himmel''+
-| Co-written with Kurt Raab. Based on the short story "Mutter Krausens Fahrt Ins Glück" by [[Heinrich Zille]].+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1975+
-| ''Fear of Fear''+
-| ''Angst vor der Angst''+
-| TV film. Based on the novel by [[Asta Scheib]].+
-|-+
-| 1976+
-| ''I Only Want You to Love Me''+
-| ''Ich will doch nur, daß ihr mich liebt''+
-| TV film. Based on the book ''Lebenslänglich'' by Klaus Antes and Christiane Erhardt.+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1976+
-| ''Satan's Brew''+
-| ''Satansbraten''+
-| +
-|-+
-| 1976+
-| ''Chinese Roulette''+
-| ''Chinesisches Roulette''+
-| +
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1977+
-| ''Women in New York''+
-| ''Frauen in New York''+
-| TV film. Based on the play by [[Clare Boothe Luce]].+
-|-+
-| 1977+
-| ''The Stationmaster's Wife''+
-| ''Bolwieser''+
-| TV film in two parts. Based on the play by [[Oskar Maria Graf]].+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1978+
-| ''Germany in Autumn''+
-| ''Deutschland im Herbst''+
-| Fassbinder directed 26-minute episode for this omnibus film.+
-|-+
-| 1978+
-| ''Despair''+
-| ''Despair - Eine Reise ins Licht''+
-| Screenplay by [[Tom Stoppard]]. Based on the novel by [[Vladimir Nabokov]].+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1978+
-| ''[[In a Year of 13 Moons]]''+
-| ''In einem Jahr mit 13 Monden''+
-| +
-|-+
-| 1979+
-| ''[[The Marriage of Maria Braun]]''+
-| ''Die Ehe der Maria Braun''+
-| Co-written with [[Pea Fröhlich]] and [[Peter Märthesheimer]].+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1979+
-| ''[[The Third Generation]]''+
-| ''Die dritte Generation''+
-| +
-|-+
-| 1980+
-| ''[[Berlin Alexanderplatz (television)|Berlin Alexanderplatz]]''+
-| ''Berlin Alexanderplatz''+
-| TV series, 14 episodes. Based on the novel by [[Alfred Döblin]].+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1981+
-| ''[[Lili Marleen (film)|Lili Marleen]]''+
-| ''Lili Marleen''+
-| Based on ''Der Himmel hat viele Farben'', the autobiography of [[Lale Andersen]]. Co-written with Manfred Purzer and Joshua Sinclair.+
-|-+
-| 1981+
-| ''Theater in Trance''+
-| ''Theater im Trance''+
-| Documentary.+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1981+
-| ''[[Lola (film)|Lola]]''+
-| ''Lola''+
-| Co-written with Pea Fröhlich and Peter Märthesheimer.+
-|-+
-| 1982+
-| ''[[Die Sehnsucht der Veronika Voss|Veronika Voss]]''+
-| ''Die Sehnsucht der Veronika Voss''+
-| Co-written with Pea Fröhlich and Peter Märthesheimer.+
-|-style=background:#efefef;+
-| 1982+
-| ''[[Querelle]]''+
-| ''Querelle''+
-| Co-written with [[Burkhard Driest]]. Based on the novel ''Querelle de Brest'' by [[Jean Genet]].+
-|}+
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