Rosa von Praunheim

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AKA: Holger Bernard Mischwitzki, Holger Mischwitzki
Nationality: German
Birthdate: 11/25/1942
Birthplace: Riga, Latvia

biography

One of the more eccentric figures to emerge from the New German Cinema movement, Rosa von Praunheim (ne Holger Mischwitski) studied painting in Berlin before apprenticing with openly gay filmmakers Gregory J. Markopoulos and Werner Schroeter. He made several short films in the late 1960s--the first was "Von Rosa von Praunheim" in 1967--and moved into TV work with 1970s' "Die Bettwurst/The Bedroll". Von Praunheim first garnered notice with the documentary "Sisters of the Revolution" (1969), which examined the women's liberation movement and included a segment on homosexuals who supported Continued

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milestones

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Raised in East Berlin and Frankfurt
 
Studied painting in Berlin
 
Worked as apprentice to filmmakers Gregory J Markopoulos and Werner Schroeter
1967 
Directed first 16mm (12 minute) short, "Von Rosa von Praunheim"
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Helmed the documentary "Sisters of the Revolution" which examined the women's rights movement
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