The children's film director Rolf Losansky died with 85
years on Thursday in Potsdam. This was confirmed by a spokeswoman for the Defa
Foundation on request. "Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten" had reported
his death first. Losansky was "The school ghost" made famous with his
Defa children's films as "A Snowman for Africa" (1977),
"Moritz in the Advertising Pillar" (1983). Born on February 18, 1931
in Frankfurt and de Oder, Germahy. For his more than 20 feature films, he has
received numerous awards. With his last DEFA film "Zirri that
Wolkenschaf" (1993) he was present at many international festivals.
Recently filmed Losansky 1999 Grimm's Fairy Tales "Lucky Jack".
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