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Will Tremper

Director
Will Tremper was a German film director, screenwriter, and producer. He was known for his work in the German film industry during the 1960s and 1970s. Tremper directed several successful films, including "Flucht nach Berlin" (1961) and "Playgirl" (1966). He was also a prolific writer, penning scripts for numerous movies. Tremper's films often explored themes of relationships, identity, and social issues. While he did not win any major awards, his contributions to German cinema have left a lasting impact. Overall, Will Tremper's career was marked by creativity and a dedication to storytelling.

Films

Escape to Berlin

Escape to Berlin

By Will Tremper

1961 | 100 min | Timeless

Will Tremper's view on daily life in East Germany is not free of cliches, but he doesn't' portray the West in a particularly positive light, either.

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2010 | 23 min | Drama

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