East German Poster Database

Items

• Pantelej
  This poster is a black and white graphic illustration of a man's head on a white background. He has dark hair, and wears glasses, the lenses of which are formed by two identical images of the poster image, only with open eyes. He has on a dark jacket over a white shirt. This film is Bulgarian.
• P.S.
  This poster consists of scrawled black text on a white background, resembling graffiti. This film is East German.
• Die Puppe des Gangsters
  This poster features a graphic illustration of the best of a woman on a plinth, on a royal purple background. The woman wears a light suit and yellow hat, tipped to the side atop her voluminous fluffy red hair. Within and around the hair are dozens of images, such as a car, a man in a striped prison uniform, a lipstick, glasses, legs, a gun, and so forth. There is a red border around the poster. This film is Italian.
• Der Prinz aus Zamunda
  This poster is a graphic illustration of Eddie Murphy's head on a dark blue background. He has a small gold crown on top of his head, with stones set in it. There are pink clouds with red outlines covering the bottom of the poster and around his neck. This film is American.
• Perlen eines Rosenkranzes
  This poster's background is divided into three horizontal blocks. The top block is plain white, with the film's text and credits. The middle block is a black and white landscape photograph featuring factories with smoking chimneys. The bottom block has a diagonal black grid on the white background. Superimposed on these blocks is a three dimensional graphic illustration of a hollow rectangular form with uniform squares on the outside. Red dotted lines extend from the corners of the form down to the grid on the background. The squares of the grid are occupied by a graphic illustration of a yellow house with a purple roof on a square of grass with tall green trees. This film is Polish.
• Perlen aus Glas
  This poster is a watercolor illustration of a boy and girl on a variegated green background. The children are surrounded by a necklace of whitish irregular beads, strung on a thing white cord, which crosses over at the top but is untied. The area within the necklace has a hazy white background. This film is Soviet.
• Per Anhalter in den Tod
  This poster is a black and white illustration of a jointed porcelain doll with dark hair and a light dress laying upon cobblestones, face up, with one arm over her head. The doll's dress is pulled up over the body, exposing the lower torso. There is a pocket watch laying on top of the dress, along her side. This film is Czechoslovakian.
• Passen wir zusammen, Liebling?
  A continuous early white computer data tape forms the outline of a male and female, then continues around the top of the poster, which has a light blue background. The female has purple uptake reels in place of breasts. Her eyes are yellow circles with a purple iris and outline; there are bright yellow lines coming from her eyes. Her mouth is a purple circle with a red heart in the center. The male has a red heart within a yellow box on his chest; there are yellow lines coming from the box. He has a red rectangle with a purple rectangle outlined within it for one eye; the other eye is a purple square with a yellow iris, with yellow lines coming from it. His mouth is a thin yellow rectangle with a purple outline. This film is Czechoslovakian.
• Partita für ein Holzinstrument
  This poster is a graphic illustration of a wooden fence post which is braced with a ball at the top on a tan speckled background. There is a split through the ball, with a red trickle coming down it. This film is Polish.
• Papillon
  This poster consists of a square block of black text, which is the film's title and main credits, on a hot pink background. This film is American.
• Panzerkreuzer Potemkin
  This poster is a mixed media illustration of the silhouette of three battleships, one of which has a red flag raised above a gun turret. The background is a sketchy, dark blue and purple sky; dark smoke rises from the smokestacks of the center battleship. This film is Soviet.
• Porträt der Teresa
  This poster is a pastel profile portrait of a young woman, holding her hand to the side of her neck. She has tendrils of dark hair framing her face, and there is red shading behind her face. The back of her head is an image of young women in ethnic costume dancing in a circle, holding hands. There is blue shading over it. This film is Cuban.
• Polizeistation Petrowka 38
  This poster is a black and white photograph of a man's face, with a white thumbprint superimposed over it, on a black background. with a This film is Soviet.
• Die Polizei klagt an der Geheimdienst totet
  This poster consists of two black and white photographs, torn along their left edges. The right most is a man's face, facing right; the left is a much narrower, and is a man with a beard. The left side of the poster is a black and white grid pattern. This film is Italian.
• Police Python 357
  This poster consists of a simple black outline of a snake's coiled body on a white background. Rather than a head, the snake terminates in a raised red hand holding a black gun. This film is a French and West German coproduction.
• Pelle der Erober
  This poster is a color photographic still from the film of Max von Sydow holding a boy. The boy has his arm around von Sydow's neck, and there's a striped pillow in front of him. This film is a Danish and Swedish coproduction.
• Platoon
  This poster is a black and white photomontage featuring Charlie Sheen head at the bottom; he has on a camouflaged helmet and his face is dirty. Behind him is a wooden tree trunk with arrows with various locations and miles written on them; the landscape behind it is of dark hills with a cloudy sky. This film is American.
• Der Platz ders Aufstandes
  This poster has a watercolor wash background of light red and pink. There is a white negative space which forms the outline of a man; there is a dotted black line within it. The man is holding a red musical instrument case in his left hand. This film is Soviet.
• Das Patenkind
  This poster is a black and white photograph of a piece of white paper that has been folded to look like an ascending staircase, which is jagged and torn at the top step. This film is Polish.
• Patience
  This poster is a color photograph of two Czechoslovakian playing cards tented together at their top edges another against a red background. This film is Czechoslovakian.
• Probe Aufnahmen
  This poster is a watercolor illustration of a figure in an long sleeved orange athletic jersey with the number "3" on it, on a green background. Rather than a head there is a black and white film slate with the film's Polish title written on it, along with the German word for sound and the Polish for pictures on each side. This film is Polish.
• Preis der Freiheit
  This poster is a graphic illustration of a black panther standing on its hind legs. There is a sword piercing its breast, and red blood streams down the blade. The panther's mouth is open and is bright red. The background is grey with a black border. This film is Soviet.
• Pratidvandi
  This poster is a watercolor illustration of a young man's face floating on a grey background. He has black hair, and there is a multicolored bird at the hairline. The upper left and lower right corners are saffron yellow, with an illustrated border between them. This film is Indian.
• Die Prämie
  This poster has a black outline of an upright hand holding a pencil. The pencil and hand have been colored in red; there is heavy black scribbling over the image and the lower part of the poster. This film is Soviet.
• Der Pfadfinder
  This poster is a photographic illustration of a knife with a rope wrapped around the blade, which is cutting through it; it is resting on a white background with ice and water droplets. This film is Norwegian.