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Emil Leyde (8 January 1879 in Kassel – January 1955 in Berlin) was a German film director, screenwriter, cameraman and film producer.[1][2]

## Filmography (selection)[edit]

* 1915: Das Kriegspatenkind [de]
* 1918: Der Sonnwendhof.[3]
* 1919: Die lichtscheue Dame.[4]
* 1919: Alte Zeit – neue Zeit.[5]
* 1919: Die Czàrdàsfürstin.[6]
* 1919: Wem gehört das Kind?[7]
* 1920: Alpentragödie.[8][9]
* 1923: Fiat Lux
* 1924: Die Rieseneishöhlen des Dachsteins

## References[edit]

1. ^ Emil Leyde
2. ^ Latest titles with Emil Leyde
3. ^ Emil Leyde at IMDb
4. ^ Emil Leyde at IMDb
5. ^ Emil Leyde at IMDb
6. ^ Emil Leyde at IMDb
7. ^ Emil Leyde at IMDb
8. ^ Emil Leyde at IMDb
9. ^ AlpenTragödie on .kinotv.com

## External links[edit]

* Emil Leyde at IMDb
* Emil Leyde on Filmportal
* Emil Leyde on The German Early Cinema Database
* Emil Leyde on Kinotv.com

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