Mini-Biography:
The day of birth of Marc Liesendahl is not on record. He is a German Director of Photography, known for Tatort - Bienzle und der Mord im Park (1995), Tatort - Bienzle und der Champion (1998), Stille Nacht - Heilige Nacht (1999), Marc Liesendahl's first movie on record is from 1995. His last motion picture on file dates from 2009.
Marc Liesendahl Filmography [Auszug]
2009: [] Sie hat es verdient (Director of Photography), Directed by Thomas Stiller, with Martin Feifel, Veronica Ferres, ,
2008: [] Zwölf Winter (Director of Photography), Directed by Thomas Stiller, with Jürgen Vogel, Axel Prahl, Matthias Koeberlin,
2007: [] Das zweite Leben (Director of Photography), Directed by Florian Gärtner, with Rosemarie Fendel, , Gottfried John,
2005: [] Sturm der Liebe (Serienhaupttitel) (Director of Photography), Directed by Klaus Witting, Markus Schmidt-Märkel, with Henriette Richter-Röhl, , Judith Hildebrandt,
2000: [08.27] Tatort - Die kleine Zeugin (Director of Photography), Directed by Miguel Alexandre, with Daniel Brühl, Ulrike Folkerts, Dietrich Hollinderbäumer,
2000: [03.26] Tatort - Bienzle und der Mann im Dunkeln (Director of Photography), Directed by Dieter Schlotterbeck, with Christian Berkel, Tatjana Blacher, Sandra Borgmann,
1999: [////1] Stille Nacht - Heilige Nacht (Director of Photography), Directed by Thomas Stiller, with Barbara Auer, Christian Berkel, Paul Fassnacht,
1998: [08/23] Tatort - Bienzle und der Champion (Director of Photography), Directed by Dieter Schlotterbeck, with Hans-Jörg Assmann, Ben Becker, Elert Bode,
1995: [/ /1] Tatort - Bienzle und der Mord im Park (Director of Photography), Directed by Dieter Schlotterbeck, with Fabian Harloff, Anke Hartwig, Oscar Heiler,
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