Frank Ripploh
A pioneering figure in queer cinema, this German filmmaker gained recognition in the 1980s for his semi-autobiographical work that candidly explored gay life. His most notable film, released in 1980, is a groundbreaking blend of documentary and narrative styles, offering an unfiltered look at his dual life as a teacher and a gay man. Celebrated for its honesty and humor, the film became a cult classic. His bold storytelling continues to influence LGBTQ+ cinema, despite his relatively brief career.
Movies directed by Frank Ripploh
TAXI ZUM KLO
Taxi zum Klo is a German film that follows the life of a gay schoolteacher in Berlin. The movie explores themes of sexuality, relationships, and...
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