George Moorse
May 1, 1936 (88 years old) in Bellmore, New York, USA
George Moorse was an American film director and screenwriter who made significant contributions to German cinema. Educated at Hofstra College and Washington Square College in New York, he began his career in Germany as a screenwriter, collaborating with directors like Peter Lilienthal. Moorse was a prominent figure in the New German Cinema movement, directing films such as Kuckucksjahre (1967) and Der Findling (1967), an adaptation of Heinrich von Kleist's novella. His work is noted for its innovative storytelling and exploration of complex human emotions.
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- 1982 · Cinématon XVII as N°168
- 1982 · Desperado City as Lover
- 1977 · Scrounged Meals as Kleiderverkäufer
- 1967 · Neuer Deutscher Film Report as
- 1966 · Zero in the Universe as Peep
- 1966 · A Morning of Six Weeks as
- 1964 · in side out as
- 1951 · Deutscher Filmpreis as Self