Examples of using Sirk in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Sirk, the text.
Move on, Mr. Sirk.
Sirk sent us there.
But you can call me Sirk.
Sirk can't hide for long.
Film directed by Douglas Sirk.
My real name is Sirk, from my father's side.
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce, Rutherford Sirk.
What about Sirk and this fantasy he fed us about the cup?
He used now the name Douglas Sirk.
So Sirk was killing his family members to become full demon, right?
But don't take the scenic route, Mr. Sirk.
Your Honor, if Mr. Sirk wants to cross-examine his own witness, I have no objection.
Nobody would bother questioning the authenticity of a Douglas Sirk movie.
Based on the Hollywood film"Imitation of life" by Douglas Sirk Hanna Hegenscheidt' s new production"Don't recognize me" explores the genre melodrama more fully.
After his graduation,Edel worked as an assistant director and editor for Douglas Sirk.
His parents got divorced in 1928 and when the political situation in Germany came to ahead, Douglas Sirk emigrated with his second wife Hilde Jary- a Jewess- to the USA.
Examples will include Charlie Chaplin, Alfred Hitchcock,John Ford and Douglas Sirk.
Mark the end of his relationship with the city of Hamburg, as attested by the fact that on October 13th he willbe honored with the Filmfest Hamburg's Douglas Sirk Award on the occasion of the German premiere of his new feature film, Submergence.
Mexican version of the famous novel by Fannie Hurst"Imitation of Life" which was also adapted into two films known Douglas Sirk and John M. Stahl.
Motherly dedication again has animportant part in"All That Heaven Allows"(D. Sirk, 1955), where a rich widow falls in love with a socially inappropriate and younger man, whom her children are not willing to accept 2.
After finishing the studiesUli worked as assistant director with Douglas Sirk and directed two TV productions.
A Time to Loveand a Time to Die is a 1958 American CinemaScope drama film directed by Douglas Sirk and starring John Gavin.