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IMDb195713mEast Germany

Spuk im Atelier

Synopsis

Real part: A puppet animation film studio. The director, cameraman, animators and lighting technicians set up a scene in which a streetcar car with passengers appears. The recording begins, the animator moves the puppets phase by phase. Trick part: An old woman gets on the streetcar at a stop and can't find a seat. Fritzchen deliberately looks away so that he doesn't have to get up. All the puppets look at him indignantly. Real part: The scene is over. It's closing time and the dolls are put in a cupboard. The staff leave the studio. Trick part: The puppet cupboard comes to life. Fritzchen apologizes to the old woman and blames the animator and director for his behaviour. He calls on the puppets to shoot the scene again. This happens, and now he does offer his seat to the little mother. Real part : The doorman notices a glow of light in the studio, opens the door, but sees nothing unusual. The dolls have returned to their cupboard. Shaking his head, the doorman returns to his box.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Johannes Hempel
Screenplay & Story
Rudolf Thomas, Johannes Hempel
Original Score
H. W. Wiemann
Original Title
Spuk im Atelier
Country of Origin
East Germany
Spoken Languages
German
Runtime
13m
Production Studios
DEFA-Studio für Trickfilme

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Johannes Hempel

Screenplay & Story

Rudolf Thomas, Johannes Hempel

Original Score & Music

H. W. Wiemann

Director of Photography

Helmut May

Film Editing

Wera Cleve

Department Leadership Roster

Johannes Hempel

Director

Rudolf Thomas

Writer

Johannes Hempel

Production Design

Wera Cleve

Editor

Johannes Hempel

Writer

Helmut May

Director of Photography

H. W. Wiemann

Original Music Composer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Spuk im Atelier.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Spuk im Atelier

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Spuk im Atelier about?

Real part: A puppet animation film studio. The director, cameraman, animators and lighting technicians set up a scene in which a streetcar car with passengers appears. The recording begins, the animator moves the puppets phase by phase. Trick part: An old woman gets on the streetcar at a stop and can't find a seat. Fritzchen deliberately looks away so that he doesn't have to get up. All the puppets look at him indignantly. Real part: The scene is over. It's closing time and the dolls are put in a cupboard. The staff leave the studio. Trick part: The puppet cupboard comes to life. Fritzchen apologizes to the old woman and blames the animator and director for his behaviour. He calls on the puppets to shoot the scene again. This happens, and now he does offer his seat to the little mother. Real part : The doorman notices a glow of light in the studio, opens the door, but sees nothing unusual. The dolls have returned to their cupboard. Shaking his head, the doorman returns to his box.

Who directed Spuk im Atelier?

Spuk im Atelier was directed by Johannes Hempel.

Who stars in Spuk im Atelier?

The principal cast of Spuk im Atelier includes Erhard Kionke, Otto Stark.

When was Spuk im Atelier released and how long is it?

Spuk im Atelier was released in 1957 with a total runtime of 13m.

Who composed the musical score for Spuk im Atelier?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Spuk im Atelier was composed by H. W. Wiemann.