Georg af Klercker
Ernst Georg af Klercker was a Swedish writer, actor, photographer and director. After being forced to take leave of the military he became an actor. Two years later in 1912 he directed his first film, "Två bröder/Two Brothers". The film was however banned for moral reasons. But Klercker was unstoppable. He made three other feature films during the same year. Ingmar Bergman has appointed Georg af Klercker the first master of filmmaking in Sweden. Not least for his ability to create that magic depth in his pictures.
38 directing credits · 16 acting credits
Directing · 38
Reveille
1917
Calle's New Clothes
1916
The Nobel Prize Winner
1918
The Suburban Vicar
1917
Calle as a Millionaire
1916
Between Life and Death
1917
The Minister President
1916
The Judge
1917
There Are No Gods on Earth
1917
The Victory of Love
1916
Night Music
1918
The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter
1918
The Mystery of the Night before the 25th
1917
The Prisoner of Karlsten's Fortress
1916
Mother in Law on the Spree
1916
The Rose on Thistle Island
1915
For Hearth and Home
1917
For the Fatherland
1914
Bengt’s Ne Love or Where Is the Child?
1916
In Memories’ Trammels
1916
The Scandal
1913
The Girls of Solvik
1926
Children of the Night
1916
In the Fetters of Darkness
1917
With Weapon in Hand
1913
The Last Performance
1912
Lieutenant Galenpanna
1917
The Gift of Health, Ltd
1915
The Power of Music
1912
Ringvall in Search of Adventure
1913
Perseverance Dies It or Calle as an Actor
1916
In the King’s Uniform
1915
Two Brothers
1912
The Way Down
1916
Jupiter on Earth
1912
Those Servant Girls, Those Servant Girls
1916
The Top Prize
1916
From the Diary of a Fox Terrier
1916
Acting · 16
The Guldbagge Awards
1981
Love's Crucible
1922
Svensson ordnar allt!
1938
When Love Kills
1913
The Österman Brothers’ Virago
1925
For Hearth and Home
1917
The Springtime of Life
1912
For the Fatherland
1914
In Memories’ Trammels
1916
The Scandal
1913
With Weapon in Hand
1913
South of the Highway
1936
The Secret of Hotel Paradise
1931
The Last Performance
1912
The Power of Music
1912
The Top Prize
1916