Jürgen Jürges
- Camera
- December 12, 1940 · Hannover, Germany
Biography
Jürgen Jürges (born 12 December 1940) is one of the most distinguished German cinematographers. His body of work includes more than 100 films. His work includes many classics of film history, such as the feature films “Angst essen Seele auf,” “Satansbraten” and “Christiane F. – Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo,” but also international film productions, such as “Funny Games” and most recently the “DAU” series. His camera work has been honored with numerous awards, including the German Camera Award (multiple wins), the Adolf Grimme Award, the German Film Award (two wins), and for his camera work in Khrzhanovsky's “DAU. Natasha,” the Silver Bear of the 70th Berlinale in the category “Outstanding Artistic Achievement.” Most recently, he received the Honorary Award for Outstanding Services to German Film at the German Film Awards ceremony 2022.
Known for
Filmography
- DAU · Cinematography
- DAU. Natasha · Cinematography
- DAU. Nora Mother · Cinematography
- DAU. New Man · Cinematography
- DAU. Katya Tanya · Cinematography
- DAU. String Theory · Cinematography
- DAU. Nikita Tanya · Cinematography
- DAU. Brave People · Cinematography
- DAU. The Empire. Novel One: Return Of The Prodigal Son · Cinematography
- DAU. Three Days · Cinematography
- DAU. Cinema · Cinematography
- DAU. Degeneration · Cinematography
- Ivanov · Additional Director of Photography
- Das Milan-Protokoll · Cinematography
- At Eye Level · Cinematography
- Me and Kaminski · Cinematography
- The Deal · Cinematography
- Spiderwebhouse · Cinematography
- John Rabe · Cinematography
- Germany ’09 – 13 Short Films About the State of the Nation · Cinematography
- Clara · Cinematography
- Ohne einander · Cinematography
- Eduart · Cinematography
- Four Windows · Cinematography
- Shadows of Time · Cinematography
- About the Looking for and the Finding of Love · Cinematography
- The Whore's Son · Cinematography
- Time of the Wolf · Cinematography
- Angst isst Seele auf · Cinematography
- Ghetto-Kids · Cinematography
- Ternitz, Tennessee · Cinematography
- Code Unknown · Cinematography
- Paths in the Night · Cinematography
- The Cry of the Butterfly · Cinematography
- The Hunter · Cinematography
- Funny Games · Cinematography
- Sin querer · Cinematography
- Sawdust Tales · Cinematography
- Mossane · Cinematography
- A Trick of the Light · Self, Cinematography
- Das zehnte Jahr · Cinematography
- Arisha, the Bear, and the Stone Ring · Cinematography
- Faraway, So Close! · Cinematography
- Abgetrieben · Cinematography
- Das Geheimnis des gelben Geparden · Cinematography
- The Dancer · Cinematography
- The Venus Trap · Cinematography
- Iron Earth, Copper Sky · Cinematography
- The Flyer · Cinematography
- Die Wupper · Cinematography
- Hen in a Boat · Cinematography
- Gleissprung · Cinematography
- White Star · Cinematography
- A Woman in Flames · Cinematography
- Berliner Stadtbahnbilder · Camera Operator
- Christiane F. · Cinematography
- Germany Pale Mother · Cinematography
- Bavarian Film Awards · Self
- The Last Years of Childhood · Cinematography
- 50/50 · Cinematography
- Germany in Autumn · Cinematography
- Grete Minde · Cinematography
- Eierdiebe · Cinematography
- Fear of Fear · Cinematography
- Satan’s Brew · Cinematography
- Paule Pauländer · Cinematography
- Die Angst ist ein zweiter Schatten · Cinematography
- Output · Cinematography
- Effi Briest · Cinematography
- Ali: Fear Eats the Soul · Cinematography
- Eine Nacht in Venedig · Cinematography
- Tenderness of the Wolves · Cinematography
- Karajan dirigiert Beethovens fünfte Symphonie · Camera Operator
- Scene of the Crime · Cinematography
- Für immer und ewig · Cinematography
- Tamara · Assistant Camera
- Bizet Carmen · Camera Operator
- Young Törless · Assistant Camera
- Der Hut oder Mondo Uovo · Cinematography
- Britta Fastfrühling · Cinematography