Rolf Schübel

Cast, Director, Assistant director, Screenplay, Producer
Stuttgart

Biography

Rolf Schuebel was born in Stuttgart in 1942. He studied Literature and Sociology in Tuebingen and Hamburg and has been making films since 1968. A selection of his films includes: "Red Flags Can Be Seen Better" ("Rote Fahnen sieht man besser", documentary, 1971), "Obituary for a Beast" ("Nachruf auf eine Bestie", documentary, 1983), "The Red Indian" ("Der Indianer", documentary, 1987), "The Homesickness of Walerjan Wrobel" ("Das Heimweh des Walerjan Wrobel", 1989), "Mortal Enemies - Dying and Survival in Stalingrad" ("Todfeinde - Vom Sterben und Ueberleben in Stalingrad", documentary, 1993), "2 1/2 Minutes" (TV, 1997), "Gloomy Sunday" ("Ein Lied von Liebe und Tod", 1999) and "Blueprint" (2003), among others.

Source: German Films Service & Marketing GmbH

 

Filmography

2016/2017
  • Executive producer
2010/2011
  • Screenplay
2007/2008
  • Director
  • Screenplay
2006/2007
  • Director
2006
  • Director
2004/2005
  • Director
  • Adaptation
2002/2003
  • Director
  • Co-author
2001/2002
  • Director
2000
  • Director
  • Co-author
1996/1997
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1996/1997
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1990/1991
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1988/1989
  • Cast
1988
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1986/1987
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1987
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1985
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1984
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1984
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1982-1984
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Interviews
1980-1982
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1980/1981
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1977/1978
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1977
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1977
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1975/1976
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1976
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1973-1975
  • Director
  • Screenplay
  • Producer
1971/1972
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1970
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1970
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1969
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1968
  • Director
  • Screenplay
1967
  • Assistant director