Continental-Kunstfilm GmbH was a short-lived German film production company based in Berlin, formed in February 1912 by Walter Schmidthässler and Max Rittberger. A large number of Continental-Kunstfil
123 Chauseestraße, Berlin, Continental-Kunstfilm's first studio
Memorial tablet to Heinrich Lautensack at his birthplace in Vilshofen an der Donau
Poster for In Nacht und Eis, directed by Mime Misu
Harry Piel in an acting role
The Weissensee Studios was a collection of separate film production studios located in the Berlin suburb of Weißensee during the silent era.
Continental-Kunstfilm
…Continental; and Gerhard Dammann wrote and directed numerous comedy shorts starring his 'Bumke' character in 1913. In early 1914 the company constructed a small glasshouse studio in the Berlin suburb of Weißensee where Reicher continued to film many of his 'Stuart Webbs' detective dramas before removing to Munich in 1918…
A plaque commemorating the studios
Greenbaum-Film's studios and copying facility in Weissensee, April 1918
Paul Davidson, founder of Union-Film/PAGU
Albert Bassermann in 1918