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- Hugo_Niebeling abstract "Hugo Niebeling, born in Düsseldorf on 2 February 1931, is a German film-director and producer. He has been particularly noted for his work on industrial and music-films, and is considered one of the most important renewers of these genres in Germany. His style is credited to have influenced and helped create the modern music video. His feature-film documentary Alvorada was nominated for an Academy Award in 1963.".
- Hugo_Niebeling activeYearsStartYear "1956".
- Hugo_Niebeling birthDate "1931-02-02".
- Hugo_Niebeling birthName "Hugo Niebeling".
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- Hugo_Niebeling birthYear "1931".
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- Hugo_Niebeling wikiPageWikiLinkText "Hugo Niebeling".
- Hugo_Niebeling awards "See list of awards in the article.".
- Hugo_Niebeling birthDate "1931-02-02".
- Hugo_Niebeling birthName "Hugo Niebeling".
- Hugo_Niebeling birthPlace "Düsseldorf, Germany".
- Hugo_Niebeling caption "Hugo Niebeling in December 2014.".
- Hugo_Niebeling dateOfBirth "1931-02-02".
- Hugo_Niebeling name "Hugo Niebeling".
- Hugo_Niebeling name "Niebeling, Hugo".
- Hugo_Niebeling occupation "Film director".
- Hugo_Niebeling occupation "Film producer".
- Hugo_Niebeling placeOfBirth "Düsseldorf, Germany".
- Hugo_Niebeling shortDescription "German film producer".
- Hugo_Niebeling sign Deutsche_Film-_und_Medienbewertung_(FBW).
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- Hugo_Niebeling sign "Hugo Niebeling".
- Hugo_Niebeling sign "Pierre Barthès".
- Hugo_Niebeling source "about "Pastorale".".
- Hugo_Niebeling source "about Apotheosis of Dance.".
- Hugo_Niebeling source "about the Director's Cut of "Eroica".".
- Hugo_Niebeling source "in 1970 about "Giselle".".