Emilio Echevarría, Gael García Bernal, and Goya Toledo in Amores Perros (2000)

Die besten deutschen Filme aller Zeiten.

Some of the best films German cinema has to offer. In chronological order.

 Number of films by decade:

1910s: 4 1920s: 20 1930s: 11 1940s: 6 1950s: 6 1960s: 9 1970s: 25 1980s: 13 1990s: 8 2000s: 11 2010s: 9 2020s: 7

 Directors with the most entries on this list:

1. Rainer Werner Fassbinder (10 films) 2. Fritz Lang (9 films) 3. Werner Herzog (8 films) 4. Georg Wilhelm Pabst (5 films) 5. Wim Wenders (5 films) 6. Helmut Käutner (4 films) 7. Christian Petzold (4 films) 8. Edgar Reitz (4 films) 9. Jean-Marie Straub & Danièle Huillet (4 films) 10. F.W. Murnau (3 films) 11. Hans-Jürgen Syberberg (3 films)

 small glossary:

Berliner Schule - Berlin School (A term used to describe a style of contemporary German auteur cinema. The movement's name was coined Berlin School because the first generation of its filmmakers all graduated from the film school DFFB in Berlin. The films of the Berlin School are often considered an alternative to contemporary German mainstream cinema.)

Neuer Deutscher Film – New German Cinema

Trümmerfilm – literally "rubble film", a short-lived movement in German post-war cinema, heavily influenced by Italian Neorealism, usually filmed on location in the post-war ruins of German cities

The Best German Films of All Time – A Guide to German Cinema

Paul Wegener in The Student of Prague (1913)

Films with less than 400 checks on iCM.

Films avec moins de 400 checks sur iCM.

Obscure films reviewed on la Saveur (in French) : 

https://lasaveurdesgoutsamers.wordpress.com/tag/lobscurite-de-lim/

Gene Hackman in French Connection II (1975)

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