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Schach dem Residenten
A large black and white image of a main in a suit, wearing glasses, looking at a stack of air mail with bookcases behind him. The borders and text block are in bright yellow. This film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2.
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Die Schande
This poster is a stylized 1980s color scheme of neon purples and dark blotches. Three cutout figures are floating on the background, and have a neon pink outline around them. At far left is a young woman with Asiatic features dressed in a light blue top and full striped blue skirt. She is holding a coat or towel. To her right two men. The man on the left is younger, wearing a dark sport coat and white open collared shirt. To the right is a older man, with a receding hair line, in a plush bathrobe. The bathrobe is open, showing a hairy chest. He is holding a cigarette and a piece of paper. This film is Soviet. Box 2.
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Der Schatz des Grafen Chamaré
The black poster features a central image from the film of an 18th century book burning. There is a smoking pyre of books, with a group of clerics, a bishop, nuns, and various others seated or standing outside on steps littered with piles of books strewn about. This film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2.
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Der Schatz im Silbersee
The poster is a panoramic image of a large group of Indians on horseback. Many of them are brandishing long spears as they gallop across a field with a mountain range in the background. This film is a joint West German and Yugoslavian production. Box 2.
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Schlacht und Moskau. 2. Teil "Operation Taifun"
The main image of the poster is a black, white, and red constructivist style image of triangles, circles, and other small shapes. There is a photograph in the lower left-hand corner depicts a line of soldiers watching a line of tanks either leave or enter Moscow. This film is a joint Soviet and Czechoslovakian production. Box 2.
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Schlösser und Katen. I. Teil: Der Krumme Anton
This poster is on a dark blue/purple background. To the top left of the text block is a pinkish monochromatic image of a middle aged woman, with dark blond hair pulled back into a bun. To the right of the text block is an image of a middle aged man, wearing a brimmed hat, with a scarf or ascot tied about his neck. Below the film title is the main image, depicting four people (three men, one woman) looking on as one of the men reads what appears to be a telegram. There is a chandelier above the head of the woman. This film is German. Box 2.
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Schlösser und Katen. II. Teil: Annegrets Heimkehr
The poster is on a dark blue/purple background. At the top, to the left of the text block, is a monochrome photograph of a widely smiling young girl, with a scarf tied over her hair; only short blond bangs show. To the right of the text block is a photograph f a smiling young man, with blond hair and a newsboy cap, wearing a checked shirt. Below the title is a photograph of a man and a woman in a field. They are wearing mid-twentieth century peasant clothing. They are staring intently at each other. He is holding a book, and wears a gold ring on his right ring finger. She is wearing a patterned apron over a dotted blouse, and has her hair pulled back in a headband. This film is German. Box 2.
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Schmutzige Geschäfte
The poster shows three black and white stills from the film across the top. Left image is of a man with dark hair speaking to a blond woman with a French braid. They are across a table from each other, and he is drinking Pilsner Urquell. The middle image is of the same man, exchanging money with another man with dark shoulder length hair. The right image is of the same man plunging down a staircase or through a railing; there is another man in the background. The main image of the poster features the same man, leaning back, holding a gun, with a heavily damaged face. He is wearing an athletic shirt with "18" on it. This film is Bulgarian. Box 2.
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Die Schönheit der Sünde
The poster is an image of a naked man and woman running in the surf line along the seashore. The man appears to be calling out to someone.
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Schrei nach Freiheit
The dark yellow poster features a black and white image of an armored vehicle traveling through a shantytown or village. A young boy is running from the vehicle. There are a few other figures in the left foreground, as well as a primitive wooden structure with large pans and a wash line across the road. This film is British. Box 2.
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Der Schuldige
This sepia tone poster shows two men gazing into the distance atop a large metal tank or train. The man in the foreground is wearing a light open collared shirt. The man in the background has rolled up shirtsleeves and is tipping or tugging at the brim of a uniform hat. This film is Soviet. Box 2.
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Schutzengel
This poster shows a 1940s era light fixture on a twisted cord hanging from the top of the poster. The metal fixture has a yellow light bulb, and there are white feathers stuck to the top of the lamp. The background is of whitewashed brick walls, with graffiti on them. It appears to be a cell. This film is Yugoslavian. Box 2.
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Schwarze Augen
The poster shows a still from the film, which is of a man and woman with a dog. They are all in white, and are dressed in Edwardian era formal daywear. He is holding the woman's parasol, and has his arm draped over her shoulders. She is wearing a large hat, and holding the dog on a lead with a gloved hand. This film is Italian. Box 2.
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Der Schwarze Pfeil
The poster is a colored drawing of a grove of red trees on dark green and black field. There is an arrow in the foreground, and a cross in the background. This film is Soviet. Box 2.
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26 Tage aus dem Leben Dostojewskis
This poster is monochrome purple, and features a bearded man, seated at a desk or table, smoking, reading papers held in his left hand. There is an ashtray and correspondence in front of him. This film is Soviet Box. 2
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Der seltsame Fall des Dr. Jeykll und Mr. Hyde
This poster is black and white, with white and green text. The central image is composed of two men in two photos which have been torn. The lower image is of a frightened looking man with a blond receding hairline, who appears to be bleeding. He is wearing a formal frock coat and shirt. The upper image is of a n older looking man, hands outstretched, with rolled up shirtsleeves and a vest. This film is Soviet. Box 2.
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Sie weidete Pferde aus Beton
This poster shows a woman's head and upper body, partially obscured by a large plant. She is wearing a white lace top with a thin chain around her neck. This film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2
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Silverado
This poster is a full color panoramic scene of many men on horseback, and appears to be a still from the film. There is a large smoke/dust cloud to the right, and the main group of horses and riders are being thrown about. This film is American. Box 2.
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Skalpell, bitte
This poster is a black and white image of three figures in surgical garb, examining an x-ray in a tiled room. This film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2.
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Sofia
The poster is a large black and white image of a woman's face and upper torso, tilted upwards to the right. There is a drawing of a chain link fence superimposed over the image. This film is Argentinean. Box 2.
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Der Sommer bei den Muscheln
This poster is a watercolor image of the beach and sky. There is a circa 1980's computer as the main image. Set within the computer's monitor is a still from the film, which shows a group of children hiding behind a wall. The near object is black and grey, and is unidentifiable. The film is Yugoslavian. Box 2.
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Die Spezialisten
Two men in dark clothing, attached by a pair of handcuffs, are running up a hill, with a group of trees and a hillside in the background. This film is French. Box 2.
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Spiele für mäßig Fortgeschrittene
Two teenage boys, one with red hair in a winter coat, the other, dark blonde with his arm in a sling, are shown against a blurred background, presumably outdoors. This film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2.
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Spur nach HongKong
This poster features a blow up of a man's face in a dot-matrix like pattern, which bleeds out into the shape of jigsaw puzzle pieces. It is predominantly yellow and black, with a bold red stripe offsetting the film title. This film is Chinese. Box 2.
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Staatsanwälte küßt man nicht
The poster features the three lead actors posed across an office table, with a bundle of lit TNT on the underside. The image is superimposed on a red and black background. This film is American. Box 2.