Biography
Yevgeni Franzevich Bauer (1865 - 1917) was a Russian film director of silent films, a theatre artist and a screenwriter. His work had a great influence on the aesthetics of Russian cinematography at the beginning of the 20th century. Bauer made more than seventy films between 1913 and 1917 of which 26 survived. He already used the relatively long sequence shots and displacements that would come to be associated with camera virtuosos.
Directed
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The Dying Swan (1917) — Director
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After Death (1915) — Director
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Twilight of a Woman's Soul (1913) — Director
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Child of the Big City (1914) — Director
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A Life for a Life (1916) — Director
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Daydreams (1915) — Director
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Children of the Age (1915) — Director
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A Revolutionary (1917) — Director
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For Happiness (1917) — Director
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Silent Witnesses (1914) — Director
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The 1002nd Ruse (1915) — Director
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The King of Paris (1917) — Director
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The Happiness of Eternal Night (1915) — Director
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Glory to Us, Death to the Enemy (1914) — Director
- Tears (1914) — Director
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Song of Triumphant Love (1915) — Director
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Life in Death (1914) — Director
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Her Heroic Feat (1914) — Director
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Nelly Raintseva (1916) — Director
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Марионетки рока (1916) — Director
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Nina (1916) — Director
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Idols (1915) — Director
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Human Abysses (1916) — Director
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Leon Drey (1915) — Director
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Wicked Night (1914) — Director
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The Moon Beauty (1916) — Director
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The Alarm (1917) — Director
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Only Once a Year (1914) — Director
- Yuriy Nagorniy (1916) — Director
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Lina under Examination, or the Turbulent Corpse (1917) — Director
- The Pearl Necklace (1915) — Director
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Cold Souls (1914) — Director
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Mysterious World (1916) — Director
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Lina's Adventure in Sochi (1916) — Director
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Another's Soul (1916) — Director
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Queen Of The Screen (1916) — Director
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The Retribution (1916) — Director
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First Love (1915) — Director
- Lyulia Beck (1914) — Director
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One Hundred Thousand (1915) — Director