Eckhart Schmidt Movies

She is my eternal inspiration. Her beauty, her movements, her mirror poses - without her not much would have happened.

Rosella is my muse of philosophy and perfection, filming my ideas like nobody else. Her creativity tops everything I know.

Working with Mariarita turned my work around. She became my superstar of all times ... her fantasy is overwhelming.

Stories about surprises in art and life and erotics and fun.

It's about dancing and Dante, the end of the world and touching and coming and doing the job of invisible lovers.

They leave the artificial world of Olympia Park and experience the prize of freedom.

The Lost Love Destiny of two girls shot at the Lido di Venezia next to the "Death in Venice" hotel.

All about loneliness, sensuality and poetry.

Filming Lina at her place next to Piazza del Popolo was a great experience to check on her way of movie making: "I'm not looking for a story, the...

Another selfie-film about dreaming in L.A.

Documentary in which Eckhart Schmidt talks about his films, his poetry, and all his other creative endeavors...

For him it was just an affair, for her it was the love of her life. And now she is in Rome to see him, to put pressure on him, to threaten with...

Superstar Mariarita dances through the four seasons of love.

They are hoping for an angel to save them.

Budd Boetticher talks about the Ranown Cycle, a collection of low-budget westerns of the late 1950s.

One of my favorites. An unique experience.

A sensual circle of Roman beauties around an artificial girl who learns to say No.

Venus gets out of the water and seduces a man. One of four Venus-themed short films directed by Eckhart Schmidt as bonus features for the Blu-ray...

About the Roman Cycle II

The Italien Version of "Colour Of Love" - but with different shots, so it's a completly unique movie...