List of films made by Continental-Kunstfilm

References

1. 1.Many dates are incomplete, but may include date of first performance or date of Censorship board (City Police or Reichsfilmzensur)^
2. 2.Starred Fritz Achterberg, Maria Berthelsen, Hermann Seldeneck & de:Siegwart Gruder. See Der Strohwitwer at CITWF.^
3. 3.Advertised date of release: Continental-Kunstfilm-Ges.. Lichtbildbühne, 23 March 1912^
4. 4.Included Siegwart Gruder (de) in the cast^
5. 5.Advertised release date: Continental-Kunstfilm (Ad.) Der Kinematograph, 5 June 1912^
6. 6.Possibly(?) based on Max Dreyer. Die Hochzeitsfackel Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1907^
7. 7.Plot outline, Lichtbildbühne, 8 June 1912, Issue No. 23, pp. 38c-40a [pdf 88]^
8. 8.Plot description, Der Kinematograph, No. 287, 26 June 1912 (title page p. 163) Neue Films [pdf p. 186-188] (in German).^
9. 9.Ad for Das Gespenst, brief plot summary a& release date. Lichtbildbühne, 8 June 1912, Issue No. 24, p. 2 [pdf 100]^
10. 10.See Polterabend for possible explanation of the title.^
11. 11.Ad with brief plot outline Lichtbildbühne, 8 June 1912, Issue No. 24, p. 3^
12. 12.Advertised for future sale Continental-Kunstfilm (Ad.) Lichtbildbühne, 28 September 1912^
13. 13.Pre-release title. Ad, Lichtbildbühne, 8 June 1912, Issue No. 24, p. 4^
14. 14.Description of shooting Titanic at 123 Chauseestrasse: Lichtbild-Bühne, 15 June 1912, Issue No. 24, p. 18. "Besuche in Berliner Kino-Ateliers II", pp. 18,23 [pdf p. 116,121] Part I about Deutsche Vitaskope, previous occupiers of 123 appeared in LBB No. 17, (April) 1915.^
15. 15.Plot outline, Der Kinematograph, No. 287, 26 June 1912 (title page p. 163) Neue Films [pdf p. 186-188] (in German). Also p. 166, ad. for In Nacht und Eis^
16. 16.Advance double-page publicity: Mirakel Lichtbildbühne, 7 September 1912^
17. 17.Daily Telegraph, 18 December 1912.^
18. 18.Advertised release date: Continental Kunstfilm (advertisement) Lichtbild-Bühne, 5 October 1912^
19. 19.Plot description: Der Filmeinkaüfer Lichtbild-Bühne, 19 October 1912^
20. 20.A misreading of the US Library of Congress volumes of copyright films has led to A.J Danziger being credited with directing Das ist der Krieg: he was merely the director of the New York Film Co., Continental's US distributors.^
21. 21.Starring Ernst Rückert.^
22. 22.Dates are construed from date of 'Tanger'.^
23. 23.- YouTube www.youtube.com, retrieved 2022-11-20^
24. 24.Distributed by General Special Feature Film Co. in Jan. 1914. The Billboard, 10 January 1914^
25. 25.This film is extensively analysed (in German) by Kurt Pinthus in his «Kinobuch» (1914) (page at Bibliotheca Augustana).^
26. 26.Pics and lengthy plot description: Zwischen Himmel und Erde Lichtbild-Bühne, 19 July 1913^
27. 27.Neue Films - Die perfekte Köchin Der Kinematograph, 6 August 1913^
28. 28.Distributed by True Feature Film Co. in the US^
29. 29.A detailed description of the plot appears in Lichtbild-Buhne, Issue 49, 6 December 1913, on pp. 61, 70, 74.^
30. 30.This is the earliest surviving Stuart Webbs film.^
31. 31.Starring Anton Ruckert, Eva Speyer & Eduard Rothauser, camera Willy Hameister. Not on Filmportal.de or Imdb as of 08/2012.^
32. 32.Various websites about Continental-Kunstfilm include a number of silent documentaries from 1910, including "Badeleben in Kullen", "Durch Hinterindiens Dschungeln", "Dorfleben in Nord-Siam" & "Teakwälder Siams". These and similar titles may or may not be by Continental. The entry at BFI Film & TV Database (Dead link) listed them (with English titles) as being made by Cosmopolitan. The Cosmo list has/had? many more similar titles. Since Filmportal.de has an entry for Badeleben in Kullen (they are usually right), Cosmopolitan may have been the UK distributor: or maybe vice versa - but no German censor date...^
33. 33.Das Panzergewölbe www.filmportal.de, retrieved 20 October 2024^