Georg Höllering

Georg Höllering was born in Baden, near Vienna, on 20 July 1897, the son of a musician who was a theatre director. He began with his father, ran a cinema in Vienna, then worked in Berlin as an editor and production manager; he produced Kuhle Wampe, a workers' film written by Brecht. He left Germany at the end of 1932 with his wife, who was Jewish, and settled in Hungary in 1934. Having emigrated to England in 1936, he ran the Academy Cinema in London, where he showed the great Hungarian films of the sixties, and died on 10 February 1980.

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• CinemaHortobágyGeorg Höllering · 1936Cinema