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Dürer (2021)

Overview

He was a pop star of his time: with his paintings, copperplate engravings and woodcuts, Albrecht Dürer is one of the most important artists of the Renaissance. An obsessive, hedonist, visionary, networker and self-promoter, an eternal doubter and admonisher, a lover and seeker, in short: a modern man who was far ahead of his time. In a sensitive blend of fiction and documentary, the film Dürer tells of the life of the eccentric artist and of the stories behind his famous works.
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Marie Noëlle profile
Marie Noëlle

Director

Cast

Wanja Mues profile
Wanja Mues

Albrecht Dürer

Hannah Herzsprung profile
Hannah Herzsprung

Agnes Dürer

Sascha Alexander Geršak profile
Sascha Alexander Geršak

Willibald Pirckheimer

Anika Mauer profile
Anika Mauer

Barbara Dürer

Gedeon Burkhard profile
Gedeon Burkhard

Vater Albrecht Dürer

Nellie Thalbach profile
Nellie Thalbach

Susanna

Felix Kammerer profile
Felix Kammerer

Wanja Mues profile
Wanja Mues

Albrecht Dürer

Hannah Herzsprung profile
Hannah Herzsprung

Agnes Dürer

Sascha Alexander Geršak profile
Sascha Alexander Geršak

Willibald Pirckheimer

Anika Mauer profile
Anika Mauer

Barbara Dürer

Gedeon Burkhard profile
Gedeon Burkhard

Vater Albrecht Dürer

Nellie Thalbach profile
Nellie Thalbach

Susanna

Felix Kammerer profile
Felix Kammerer

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Release Date

December 4, 2021

Original Language

French, German

Budget

$0.00

Production Company

B14 Film logoGretchenfilm logo

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