East German Poster Database

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• Fäuste im Dunkeln
  This poster is a color photograph of a blonde man in a boxer's dressing gown leaning against a wall covered in posters advertising for boxing events. There is another man standing over him, holding a towel to a cut on the seated man's forehead. The film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2.
• Die Fahrten des Odysseus
  This poster is white with a color photograph of three men and a woman in long, flowing Greek-style robes in various bright colors. Below the photograph is a drawn image of a man in a plumed Corinthian helmet pulling back a bowstring. The drawing only shows the man's head and shoulders. The film is Italian. Box 2.
• Der falsche Prinz
  This poster is white with a drawn image of two identical, long-faced men in colorful Eastern European traditional dress. The men are facing each other and have crossed swords above their heads. The man on the left has a brown outline around him. The film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2.
• Fame
  This poster is black with four color photographs arranged in a large square with the title text arrange vertically through the center. The photographs are of young people dancing and playing instruments. The film is East German. Box 2.
• Fanny und Alexander
  This poster has a light brown background with a border of red flowers and intricate lines. In the center of the poster is a black and white group photograph of a household with their various children and servants. The people are arranged in three rows. The film is Swedish. Box 2.
• Flausen im Kopf
  This poster is black with a drawn image of a soccer ball surrounded by blue shapes that look like shattered pieces from a window. There are two black and white photographs of young children above the soccer ball. The film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2.
• Das Flittchen
  This poster is a yellow and black photograph of a man and a woman embracing. The background is out of focus, making it unclear where the pair actually are. The film is French, Box 2.
• Der Fluch das Schlangentals
  This poster is a drawn image of a white shirt and tie with a mass of green snakes coming out of the neck in place of a head. The film is a Soviet and Polish co-production. Box 2.
• Der Frautose
  This poster is black with a pair of torn black and white photographs in the center. The image on the left is of a man leering toward the camera. The image on the right is of two young boys. The two images are connected by red rectangles that "tape" the torn images together. The film is Soviet. Box 2.
• Die Frau aus dem All
  This poster is a drawn image of a human head in profile with metal eyes wearing a respirator mask. The head has long tubes connected to headphones attached to it. The background is a purple and black checkerboard that has been stretched in places. The upper half of the poster has a drawn image of some sort of spacecraft on a background of planets. The film is Soviet. Box 2.
• Die Frau in Rot
  This poster is a color photograph of a woman walking down a dark street in a red dress and red heels. The woman's dress is blowing up in the back. In the upper right corner is an inset of Gene Wilder in a bathrobe and slippers standing on a ledge on the outside of a building. The film is American. Box 2.
• Fürchten und Lieben
  This poster is a color photograph of a woman in a grey dress and sweater leaning up against a beige wall. There is a dog walking by on the left side of the poster. The film is a West German, Italian, and French co-production. Box 2.
• Eine Freundin für David
  This poster is a drawn image of a woman's right foot in a black, high-heeled shoe. A woman's left hand emerges upwards from the ankle. The hand has red fingernails. There are five triangular slashes to the right of the foot. The film is Cuban. Box 2.
• Eros bogen
  This poster is a large black and white photograph of a nude woman wrapping a red sheet across her back. There are white flowers in her hair. The color portions of the photograph are added in. There is a smaller inset black and white photograph of a woman wearing white gloves on her hands grabbing a man's face with her right hand. The film is Polish. Box 2.
• Erscheinen _____ Pflicht
  This poster is white with two black and white portrait photographs of a young woman, arranged with a slight overlap. The woman is gazing to her left in the top photograph and her right in the bottom photograph. The film is East German. Box 2.
• Es begann in Berlin
  This poster is a black and white photograph of a busy street in Berlin in 1945. There is a man crossing the street in front of a double-decker bus and a car driving past. The film is East German. Box 2.
• Es ist nicht leicht mit Männern
  This poster is white with five color photographs of scenes from the movie arranged on red background rectangles. The majority of the scenes are set on a beach or outside. The film is Yugoslavian. Box 2.
• Es war einmal in Amerika
  This poster is a drawn image of a green, four-door car driving down a street in New York City. There are two men firing submachine guns out of the windows on the right side of the car. There is a large image of a man superimposed on the background. The man is wearing a trenchcoat and holding a revolver in his right hand. The film is American. Box 2.
• Ete und Ali
  This poster is a black and white photograph of a young woman leaping into the arms of a man. The pair are outside next to a truck with wooden boards covering the sides. The film is East German. Box 2.
• Expedition schwarze Höhle
  This poster is a color photograph of a pair of young boys sitting on a rocky hillside next to a slightly older girl. The girl is seated and is listening to a pair of headphones. The film is Romanian. Box 2.
• Ein Engel mit dem Teufel im Leib
  This poster is a blue-bordered drawing of a blonde woman in a purple sequined dress with a large red feather boa. There is a top hat hanging on a post in the foreground. The film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2.
• Ehe im Schatten
  This poster is brown with the title text presented in large yellow block letters. There is a red stripe running along the bottom of the poster. The film is East German. Box 2.
• Ehe mit freien Tagen
  This poster is purple with a drawing of a pair of interlocked yellow rings in the center. Each ring has a hand reaching out from it toward a hand entering from either the top left or bottom right corner. The film is Hungarian. Box 2.
• Ehe zu dritt
  This poster is a black and white photograph of a young, fair-haired woman in a trenchcoat leaning against a building and looking toward the sky. The film is Polish. Box 2.
• Der drisse Drache
  This poster is a black and white photograph with yellow highlighting in the background. The photograph is of a large group of haggard individuals wearing ragged black clothing. The people are all very pale. In the foregroud is a tunnel that opens up on the rocky ground the group is standing on. The film is Czechoslovakian. Box 2.