Willy Hameister

Emerging from the German film scene of the twentieth century, Willy Hameiser built his reputation as a cinematographer during the silent era, honing his skills on a series of productions. He contributed to a range of notable titles, beginning with The Plague of Florence and The Dance of Death in 1919, and quickly moving to projects such as Robert Wiene’s expressionist masterpiece The Cabinet of Dr… Read more

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources