List of Tobis Film films

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The German production and distribution company Tobis Film operated between 1929 and 1945. It was one of the four biggest German studios of this period along with Bavaria Film, Terra Film and UFA. Although the company ceased production following the collapse of Nazi Germany and the country's occupation by the Allies, several previously unreleased Tobis films were distributed in the postwar era.

The list does not included foreign-language films produced by Tobis as multiple-language versions of their German works. A number of Tobis films were handled by the subsidiary distributors Rota Film, Europa Film and Neue Deutsch Lichtspiel-Syndikat.

Musical Director: Kurt Adler

## 1920s

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April 1929 | Paganini in Venice | Frank Clifford | Short film
September 1929 | Land Without Women | Carmine Gallone | Produced by Felsom Film

## 1930s

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August 1930 | The Cabinet of Doctor Larifari | Robert Wohlmuth |
January 1931 | Different Morals | Gerhard Lamprecht |
February 1931 | The Threepenny Opera | Georg Wilhelm Pabst |
December 1931 | The Night Without Pause | Andrew Marton |
December 1931 | The Trunks of Mr. O.F. | Andrew Marton |
February 1932 | A Tremendously Rich Man | Alexis Granowsky |
February 1932 | Under False Flag | Johannes Meyer |
March 1932 | Here's Berlin | Julien Duvivier | Co-production with France
September 1932 | I Do Not Want to Know Who You Are | Géza von Bolváry |
November 1932 | Madame Makes Her Exit | Wilhelm Thiele |
November 1932 | The Secret of Johann Orth | Willi Wolff |
January 1933 | Madame Wants No Children | Hans Steinhoff | Co-production with Austria
February 1933 | The Big Bluff | Georg Jacoby |
March 1933 | Manolescu, Prince of Thieves | Georg C. Klaren, Willi Wolff |
May 1933 | Tell Me Who You Are | Georg Jacoby |
August 1933 | Little Man, What Now? | Fritz Wendhausen |
September 1933 | Ripening Youth | Carl Froelich |
October 1933 | Dream of the Rhine | Herbert Selpin |
November 1933 | The Judas of Tyrol | Franz Osten |
December 1933 | The Hunter from Kurpfalz | Carl Behr |
January 1934 | Police Report | Georg Jacoby |
March 1934 | The World Without a Mask | Harry Piel |
May 1934 | Pappi | Arthur Maria Rabenalt |
July 1934 | Paganini | E. W. Emo |
August 1934 | The Daring Swimmer | Georg Jacoby |
August 1934 | Music in the Blood | Erich Waschneck |
August 1934 | What Am I Without You | Arthur Maria Rabenalt |
September 1934 | The Cousin from Nowhere | Georg Zoch |
September 1934 | Heinz in the Moon | Robert A. Stemmle |
November 1934 | Love Conquers All | Georg Zoch |
January 1935 | The Old and the Young King | Hans Steinhoff |
January 1935 | Peter, Paul and Nanette | Erich Engels |
January 1935 | Sergeant Schwenke | Carl Froelich |
February 1935 | My Life for Maria Isabella | Erich Waschneck |
March 1935 | Demon of the Himalayas | Andrew Marton | Co-production with Switzerland
May 1935 | Hero for a Night | Martin Fric | Co-production with Czechoslovakia
August 1935 | Stradivari | Géza von Bolváry |
August 1935 | The Private Life of Louis XIV | Carl Froelich |
August 1935 | The Blonde Carmen | Victor Janson |
September 1935 | The Bird Seller | E. W. Emo |
September 1935 | If It Were Not for Music | Carmine Gallone |
September 1935 | The Valiant Navigator | Hans Deppe |
October 1935 | I Was Jack Mortimer | Carl Froelich |
October 1935 | Lady Windermere's Fan | Heinz Hilpert |
November 1935 | Mazurka | Willi Forst |
November 1935 | Victoria | Carl Hoffmann |
November 1935 | The Schimeck Family | E.W. Emo |
December 1935 | The Student of Prague | Arthur Robison |
December 1935 | Trouble Backstairs | Veit Harlan |
December 1935 | The Valley of Love | Hans Steinhoff |
January 1936 | The Call of the Jungle | Harry Piel |
January 1936 | The Dreamer | Carl Froelich |
February 1936 | Across the Desert | Johann Alexander Hübler-Kahla |
February 1936 | The Czar's Courier | Richard Eichberg |
February 1936 | The Bashful Casanova | Karel Lamac |
March 1936 | The Abduction of the Sabine Women | Robert A. Stemmle |
March 1936 | Martha | Karl Anton |
May 1936 | Family Parade | Fritz Wendhausen |
June 1936 | The Mysterious Mister X | Johann Alexander Hübler-Kahla |
June 1936 | Tomfoolery | Willi Forst |
July 1936 | Der Kaiser von Kalifornien | Luis Trenker |
August 1936 | The Castle in Flanders | Géza von Bolváry |
August 1936 | Three Girls for Schubert | E.W. Emo |
September 1936 | Escapade | Erich Waschneck |
October 1936 | If We All Were Angels | Carl Froelich |
October 1936 | Maria the Maid | Veit Harlan |
October 1936 | A Wedding Dream | Erich Engel |
October 1936 | Where the Lark Sings | Carl Lamac |
October 1936 | A Woman of No Importance | Hans Steinhoff |
November 1936 | The Violet of Potsdamer Platz | Johann Alexander Hübler-Kahla |
December 1936 | The Night With the Emperor | Erich Engel |
December 1936 | Port Arthur | Nicolas Farkas |
December 1936 | Susanne in the Bath | Jürgen von Alten |
January 1937 | Truxa | Hans H. Zerlett |
February 1937 | Fridericus  | Johannes Meyer |
February 1937 | His Best Friend | Harry Piel |
March 1937 | The Divine Jetta | Erich Waschneck |
March 1937 | The Ruler | Veit Harlan |
April 1937 | Such Great Foolishness | Carl Froelich |
April 1937 | Gordian the Tyrant | Fred Sauer |
June 1937 | Land of Love | Reinhold Schünzel |
August 1937 | Crooks in Tails | Johannes Riemann |
August 1937 | Love Can Lie | Heinz Helbig |
September 1937 | The Citadel of Warsaw | Fritz Peter Buch |
October 1937 | The Broken Jug | Gustav Ucicky |
October 1937 | The Irresistible Man | Géza von Bolváry |
October 1937 | The Coral Princess | Victor Janson |
October 1937 | The Model Husband | Wolfgang Liebeneiner |
October 1937 | Signal in the Night | Richard Schneider-Edenkoben |
November 1937 | Another World | Alfred Stöger | Co-production with France
December 1937 | Mother Song | Carmine Gallone |
January 1938 | The Roundabouts of Handsome Karl | Carl Froelich |
February 1938 | Adventure in Warsaw | Carl Boese | Co-production with Poland
February 1938 | The Marriage Swindler | Herbert Selpin |
March 1938 | The Stars Shine | Hans H. Zerlett |
March 1938 | Yvette | Wolfgang Liebeneiner |
April 1938 | After Midnight | Carl Hoffmann |
April 1938 | The Great and the Little Love | Josef von Báky |
July 1938 | People Who Travel | Jacques Feyder |
July 1938 | I Love You | Herbert Selpin |
August 1938 | Covered Tracks | Veit Harlan |
August 1938 | Fools in the Snow | Hans Deppe |
September 1938 | The Gambler | Gerhard Lamprecht |
November 1938 | Dance on the Volcano | Hans Steinhoff |
November 1938 | Napoleon Is to Blame for Everything | Curt Goetz |
December 1938 | Sergeant Berry | Herbert Selpin |
February 1939 | Bel Ami | Willi Forst |
March 1939 | New Year's Eve on Alexanderplatz | Richard Schneider-Edenkoben |
July 1939 | Robert and Bertram | Hans Heinz Zerlett |
August 1939 | Renate in the Quartet | Paul Verhoeven |
August 1939 | The Scoundrel | Hans Deppe |
August 1939 | Wibbel the Tailor | Viktor de Kowa |
August 1939 | The Merciful Lie | Werner Klingler |
September 1939 | Robert Koch | Hans Steinhoff |
October 1939 | D III 88 | Herbert Maisch |
November 1939 | The Journey to Tilsit | Veit Harlan |
December 1939 | We Danced Around the World | Karl Anton |
December 1939 | Der singende Tor | Johannes Meyer |

## 1940s

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February 1940 | A Man Astray | Herbert Selpin |
March 1940 | The Star of Rio | Karl Anton |
April 1940 | The Fox of Glenarvon | Max W. Kimmich |
August 1940 | The Three Codonas | Arthur Maria Rabenalt |
August 1940 | The Vulture Wally | Hans Steinhoff |
September 1940 | Falstaff in Vienna | Leopold Hainisch |
December 1940 | Bismarck | Wolfgang Liebeneiner |
February 1941 | My Life for Ireland | Max W. Kimmich |
April 1941 | Ohm Krüger | Hans Steinhoff |
July 1941 | Pedro Will Hang | Veit Harlan |
November 1941 | Her Other Self | Wolfgang Liebeneiner |
January 1942 | Two in a Big City | Volker von Collande |
March 1942 | The Great King | Veit Harlan |
April 1942 | A Gust of Wind | Walter Felsenstein |
April 1942 | The Thing About Styx | Karl Anton |
May 1942 | The Rainer Case | Paul Verhoeven |
December 1942 | My Wife Theresa | Arthur Maria Rabenalt |
January 1943 | The Big Number | Karl Anton |
March 1943 | Kohlhiesel's Daughters | Kurt Hoffmann |
May 1943 | Laugh Bajazzo | Leopold Hainisch |
June 1943 | Romance in a Minor Key | Helmut Käutner |
July 1943 | The Bath in the Barn | Wolfgang Staudte |
October 1943 | I'll Carry You in My Arms | Kurt Hoffmann |
November 1943 | Titanic | Herbert Selpin |
December 1943 | Bravo Acrobat! | Volker von Collande |
July 1944 | The Degenhardts | Werner Klingler |
January 1945 | Anna Alt | Werner Klingler |
February 1945 | The Years Pass | Günther Rittau |
September 1946 | Peter Voss, Thief of Millions | Karl Anton | Originally shot in 1945
November 1948 | An Everyday Story | Günther Rittau | Originally shot in 1944
December 1948 | The Court Concert | Paul Verhoeven | Originally shot in 1944
October 1949 | The Appeal to Conscience | Karl Anton | Originally shot in 1944

## See also

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* List of UFA films

## Bibliography

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* Bergfelder, Tim. International Adventures: German Popular Cinema and European Co-Productions in the 1960s. Berhahn Books, 2005.
* Bock, Hans-Michael . Die Tobis 1928-1945: eine kommentierte Filmografie. Edition Text + Kritik, 2003.
* Kreimeier, Klaus. The Ufa Story: A History of Germany's Greatest Film Company, 1918-1945. University of California Press, 1999.