Ulrike Ottinger

Biography

Ulrike Ottinger is an avant-garde, contemporary German artist. She is particularly well-known and successful as a filmmaker, painter and photographer.

Directed

1. Freak Orlando (1981) — Director
2. Ticket of No Return (1979) — Director
3. Madame X – An Absolute Ruler (1978) — Director
4. Seven Women, Seven Sins (1986) — Director
5. Dorian Gray in the Mirror of the Yellow Press (1984) — Director
6. Twelve Chairs (2004) — Director
7. Johanna d’Arc of Mongolia (1989) — Director
8. Taiga (1992) — Director
9. The Enchantment of the Blue Sailors (1975) — Director
10. Under Snow (2011) — Director
11. Prater (2007) — Director
12. Countdown (1990) — Director
13. Laocoon & Sons: The Story of the Transformation of Esmeralda del Rio (1975) — Director
14. Superbia – The Pride (1988) — Director
15. Chamisso’s Shadow (2016) — Director
16. Usinimage (1987) — Director
17. The Korean Wedding Chest (2009) — Director
18. China. The Arts – The People (1985) — Director
19. Berlin Fever (1973) — Director
20. Exile Shanghai (1997) — Director
21. Paris Calligrammes (2020) — Director
22. Seoul Women Happiness (2008) — Director
23. Still Moving (2009) — Director
24. Aloha (2016) — Director
25. Ester (2002) — Director
26. Happy Birthday – Lil Picard (1974) — Director
27. The Specimen (2002) — Director
28. The Blood Countess (2026) — Director
29. Southeast Passage (2002) — Director

Also appeared in

1. Ticket of No Return (1979) — Narrator
2. Madame X – An Absolute Ruler (1978) — Orlando
3. The Enchantment of the Blue Sailors (1975) — Nymphe der deutschen Romantik
4. Cinématon (1978) — N°104
5. Laocoon & Sons: The Story of the Transformation of Esmeralda del Rio (1975) — Kakalia Katzen
6. Audience (1983) — Self
7. Chamisso’s Shadow (2016) — Herself (voice)
8. The Korean Wedding Chest (2009) — Narrator
9. Ulrike Ottinger: Nomad from the Lake (2012) — Herself
10. Dubai Winter Diary VI: Light and Reflections (2012) — Self
11. Les réalisatrices contemporaines: l'état des choses (2016) — Self
12. Cinématon XI (1981) — N°104
13. The Making Of “Superbia” (1986)