About
Leontine Sagan
Overview
Leontine Sagan, born Schlesinger, was an Austrian-Hungarian actress and director. As an actress she was trained by Max Reinhardt. As a film director she is best known for directing "Mädchen in Uniform" (1931). Sagan only made three feature films, all of which are notable. "Mädchen in Uniform" has an all-female cast and was ground-breaking not only for its portrayal of lesbian and pedagogical eros, but also for the production's co-operative and profit-sharing financial arrangements.
Known for
Acting |
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1995 | The Night of the Filmmakers | Actor | Self | 58 Average |
1931 | White Ecstasy | Actor | 58 Average |
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1927 | The Great Leap | Actor | 58 Average |
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1926 | The Holy Mountain | Actor | 59 Average |
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Directing |
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1932 | Men of Tomorrow | Directing | Director | N/A N/A |
1931 | Mädchen in Uniform | Directing | Director | 60 Fair |
Writing |
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1932 | Men of Tomorrow | Writing | Writer | N/A N/A |
Editing |
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1932 | Men of Tomorrow | Editing | Editor | N/A N/A |