7.0Tilman Riemenschneider · 1958
Tilman Riemenschneider (1958) is a Drama film directed by Helmut Spieß, starring Annekathrin Bürger, Kurt Oligmüller, Gerd Michael Henneberg.
7.0Tilman Riemenschneider (1958) is a Drama film directed by Helmut Spieß, starring Annekathrin Bürger, Kurt Oligmüller, Gerd Michael Henneberg.
The important German wood sculptor Tilman Riemenschneider (born around 1460) is considered to be artistically and socially established. He was a councillor in Würzburg and held several offices. In his works and in the way he conducted his office, he showed himself to be connected to the common people, who revered him. But he also had a patron in the art-loving Prince-Bishop Konrad von Thüngen. But when the peasants' uprising spread to Würzburg in 1525, Riemenschneider stood up for the rights of the peasants and opposed the use of soldiers, Thüngen became his bitter opponent. Although he initially flees from the superior forces, he returns after the uprising has been suppressed and imprisons Riemenschneider. Weeks later, he is released from prison. His hands were broken, but not his steadfastness.
Annekathrin Bürger, Kurt Oligmüller, Gerd Michael Henneberg, Emil Stöhr, Hartmut Reck, Gisela May, Johannes Curth, Hanns Anselm Perten
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Find a movie by describing itThe important German wood sculptor Tilman Riemenschneider (born around 1460) is considered to be artistically and socially established. He was a councillor in Würzburg and held several offices. In his works and in the way he conducted his office, he showed himself to be connected to the common people, who revered him. But he also had a patron in the art-loving Prince-Bishop Konrad von Thüngen. But when the peasants' uprising spread to Würzburg in 1525, Riemenschneider stood up for the rights of the peasants and opposed the use of soldiers, Thüngen became his bitter opponent. Although he initially flees from the superior forces, he returns after the uprising has been suppressed and imprisons Riemenschneider. Weeks later, he is released from prison. His hands were broken, but not his steadfastness.
Tilman Riemenschneider was released in 1958.
The cast includes Annekathrin Bürger, Kurt Oligmüller, Gerd Michael Henneberg, Emil Stöhr.