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- Wolfgang Panzer was born in 1947 in Munich, Germany. He is a director and writer, known for Broken Silence (1995), Bill Diamond - Geschichte eines Augenblicks (1999) and Baba's Song (2009).
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Wolfgang Panzer was born in 1947 in Munich, Germany. He is a director and writer, known for Broken Silence (1995), Bill Diamond - Geschichte eines Augenblicks (1999) and Baba's Song (2009).
- Director, Writer, Producer
- Wolfgang Panzer
Broken Silence: Directed by Wolfgang Panzer. With Martin Huber, Ameenah Kaplan, Michael Moriarty, Colonel Kapoor. Fried Adelphi, a Carthusian monk dedicated to silence and meditation for the last 25 years, tells his story to a priest (Michael Moriarty, in a minor role).
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- Drama
- Wolfgang Panzer
- 1996-07-11
Wolfgang Panzer succeeds the unexpected: almost from behind this monk starts along with his awkward intolerability, his stalwart adherence to his commandments and rituals, to grow the audience at the heart with his childish piety and his astonished awakening to the world.
First of all, concerning Wolfgang Faust, the alleged author "The Last Panther": Sprech Media's Amazon Page on him states that he wrote his other book, Tiger Tracks, in West Germany after the war (with several blog posts referencing the introduction of the book saying that it was published in 1947 as "Panzerdämmerung") as a serial in magazines ...
Wolfgang Panzer is a director and writer who was born in 1947 in Germany known for The Bridge (TV), Der grosse Kater, Broken Silence, Der Fahnder (TV Series) (TV Series), The Bookfair Murders (TV), Empty World (TV) and Bill Diamond
Jul 25, 2017 · Our copy here has a note in pencil, ‘Not in Panzer’, a reference to its absence from what was the first comprehensive attempt to catalogue incunabula, Georg Wolfgang Panzer’s Annales Typographici (1793-1797).
Wolfgang Panzer (* 1947 in Munich) is a German film director, author and producer. Panzer grew up in Bavaria, Turin and Lausanne. After completing his studies, he became a reporter and Tagesschau editor for Swiss television, then studied from 1970 in Munich at the University of Film and Television.
